Snapple

FAQ

  • We currently offer over 30 Snapple flavors across our tea, juice drink, and zero sugar lines. Check out our Explore Flavors page for the full lineup.

  • Snapple was founded in 1972 by Leonard Marsh, Hyman Golden, and Arnold Greenberg in the Brooklyn area of New York.

  • Snapple is produced in multiple bottling facilities across the United States. Our parent company, Keurig Dr Pepper, operates plants throughout North America.

  • Snapple is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, one of the largest beverage companies in North America.

  • Yes, Snapple bottles are recyclable. Look for How2Recycle® labels on Snapple products and follow the recycling instructions.

  • We're always looking for opportunities to improve the products we offer. The new 16oz bottle packaging is lighter, more portable, and more sustainable than the previous glass bottle. The new bottle is more sustainable because it uses less material than the glass Snapple bottle. As a result of these changes, we've been able to eliminate the need for more trucks on the road shipping heavier bottles, which helps lower our carbon footprint.

  • Every Snapple Real Fact is researched and verified before it hits a cap. That said, science evolves—some older facts may have since been updated as we learn more about our world.

  • Over the years we've retired certain Real Facts as new research has come to light or to keep the list fresh. Retired numbers are not reused.

  • Zero Sugar Snapple gives you the same great flavor you love—just without the sugar. Available in many of our most popular tea flavors.

  • Our Diet line has been replaced by our Zero Sugar line. You can find Zero Sugar Snapple wherever Snapple is sold.

  • Our teas contain naturally occurring caffeine from tea leaves (around 30mg per 16 fl oz). Our juice drinks and lemonades are caffeine-free.

  • We use aspartame as a sugar substitute for some of our Zero Sugar drinks. One of the most studied products in the history of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), aspartame has been found to be safe through detailed FDA analysis and more than 200 scientific studies. Our company continues to work with affiliated industry associations to ensure that all our products meet or exceed FDA-accepted safety standards.

  • Natural flavors are flavor compounds derived from plant or animal sources. In Snapple, they come from fruits, spices, or other botanicals that give each drink its signature taste.

  • Citric acid is a natural preservative and flavor enhancer commonly found in citrus fruits. We use it to help preserve freshness and add a touch of tartness.

  • Most Snapple products are certified kosher. Check the label for the kosher symbol to confirm the specific product you’re interested in.

  • Calorie and sugar content varies by flavor. Visit the product page for the specific flavor you’re interested in to see full nutrition facts.

  • Use our Product Locator to find Snapple flavors at stores near you. You can also shop online through major retailers.

  • Keep an eye on your favorite retailer’s weekly ad, and follow @snapple on social for occasional promotions and giveaways.

  • Snapple Powder Drink Mixes are available at select grocery and convenience stores. Use our Product Locator to find one near you.

  • Some flavors are retired or available on a limited-time basis. For the latest lineup of available flavors, visit our Explore Flavors page.