In January 2015, Ballygowan became the official soft drinks partner of Dublin GAA. Under the partnership, Ballygowan supports Dublin hurling and football teams across all age groups. Fast forward to the present day and the brand is still quenching the thirst of the millions of British families every day, with a focus on new innovations to bring more people more opportunities to enjoy refreshing fruit squash wherever they are. Robinsons is well known for its innovation and is recognised as a leader in sugar reduction, having removed all added sugar products from the Robinsons range in 2015, inspiring the nation to embrace the goodness in the everyday. We hold a prestigious Royal Warrant appointed by HM The Queen, which is a mark of recognition to those who have supplied goods or services to the Royal Households. Club was the first brand to produce Ginger Ale and Club Soda. In 1769 A&R Thwaites introduced the world to Soda Water and in 1852 Dr Thomas Cantrell of Belfast and Sir Henry Cochrane combined to open their business in Belfast and Dublin and became synonymous with the invention of Club Ginger Ale.

Our unique blend of two sugars provides a balanced flavour and reduces crystallisation, which results in less waste and mess. A staggering three million glasses of Robinsons are drunk every day in Britain – at 250ml a serve that's enough to fill 109 Olympic swimming pools a year. Founded in 1972, the Moulin de Valdonne brand name refers to the mill in the heart of the soils of Valdonne in the south of France, where production of its organic fruit syrups and juices first began. In 1914, during the First World War, over 100 R. White’s employees served in the armed forces and the company supplied the government with over half its horses and vans. At the outbreak of the Second World War, a great part of the vehicle fleet was commandeered by the government and used by the army. Three major factories were wiped out in London alone. Today, Gatorade is available widely in major retailers and is the sports drink chosen by more professional athletes than any other brand, including football teams such as Arsenal, Barcelona and Liverpool FC, the NFL and the NBA to name a few.Pepsi’s history stretches more than 100 years, and it is now one of the world’s most recognised and best-loved brands. Pepsi and Pepsi MAX are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Diet Pepsi is suitable for vegetarians. Britvic 55 was added to the portfolio in 1978 as a sparkling fruit juice drink, and Britvic 100 launched in 2005 as a range of premium 100% fruit juices. Today, the Britvic Juices & Mixers range continues to be enjoyed in pubs, bars and foodservice outlets across Britain.

Club was originally developed in the 1930s by expert syrup maker Oliver Grace. Unlike competitors, Grace insisted that the whole of the orange should be used, including the juice, the pith and the rind. This unique idea was an instant success as people loved the delicious combination of sweet orange juice and real fruit 'bits'. Overall the impression on the palate is clean. It’s certainly about on par with many other supermarket tonics in terms of sweetness. I like Britvic Tonic’s quinine and bitterness. The first phase of the Thrive On campaign led by Idris Elba reached 31 million consumers globally in 2016.Britvic has been bottling 7UP in Great Britain since 1987 and in the Republic of Ireland since 2007. Over 170 years ago, Robert White and his wife Mary had one simple mission – to bring proper lemonade to the streets of London. Today, lemonade is an intrinsic part of British life. For many people, it was the first soft drink they tasted and its appeal among young people and adults has endured for decades. Founded in 1720, Teisseire offers centuries of expertise in developing fruit and plant-based syrups. Its clear, distinctive identity is built around values such as joy, innovation and discovery of new flavours, meaning the brand has become part of French gastronomic history. The brand has been supporting the Wimbledon Championships for 82 years, which is one of the longest sporting sponsorships in history. Determined to make his mark at a time when trade in London was booming, Mr Robinson set up his own grocery business in the late 1700s. Initially highly successful, he devoted a sizeable portion of his time and profits to charity and became a key philanthropic figure of the early 19th century, including helping patients who could not afford hospital treatment, as well as charitable initiatives alongside King George III.

Using a pioneering distillation process, combined with the intricate art of layering flavours, they created delicate essences, unparalleled in depth and fragrance. Aqua Libra believes it’s time to change the way we drink and is harnessing the power of innovation to reinvent hydration for good. Famous for its refreshing taste and its real fruit tang, Tango was acquired by Britvic in 1987. The brand gained attention in the UK in the late 1980s and 1990s for disrupting soft drinks marketing with its creative ‘You know when you've been Tango’d’ advertising campaign which was seen to completely challenge the norms of the soft drinks market at the time. The campaign propelled the brand to success and became one of the most well-known TV adverts of all time.In 2016 Fruit Shoot was given a refreshing new recipe when we added multivitamins. Just another example of doing good and tasting great. Adam Russell, director of foodservice & licensed at Britvic, comments: “Flavoured mixers represent a significant opportunity to encourage consumers to trade up, especially considering that they make up 11% of mixers total share [1]. Over the past year, flavoured tonics have experienced exceptional growth, as consumers who buy flavoured tonics spend more than those who opt for non-flavoured [2]. With gin and flavoured tonics being the number one spirit and mixer for consumers, Pink Raspberry Tonic is a perfect addition for outlets to add to their mixers range. [3] There are many theories as to where the 7UP takes its name from. Some say this is a reference to the number of ingredients in its original recipe, with UP referring to the lift provided by the lithium citrate in the original drink. Others have claimed this could be a result of 7UP originally being bottled in seven-ounce bottles, while competitor soft drinks were bottled in six-ounce bottles. Maguary cashew drinks are made from the cashew apple. The cashew apple is the fleshy part of the cashew fruit that is attached to the cashew nut. The top end of the cashew apple is attached to the stem that comes off the tree. The bottom end of the cashew apple attaches to the cashew nut, which is encased in a shell. The pulp of the cashew apple is very juicy with a strong sweet smell and taste, but the skin is fragile making it unsuitable for transport. Teisseire is renowned for its distinctive metal container which was first developed in 1959, specially designed to protect the liquid inside.