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1 Albania  





2 Algeria  





3 Argentina  





4 Armenia  





5 Australia  





6 Austria  





7 Bahamas  





8 Bangladesh  





9 Barbados  





10 Belgium  





11 Bermuda  





12 Bolivia  





13 Brazil  





14 Bulgaria  





15 Canada  





16 Chile  





17 China  





18 Hong Kong  





19 Colombia  





20 Democratic Republic of the Congo  





21 Costa Rica  





22 Croatia  





23 Cuba  





24 Czech Republic  





25 Denmark  





26 Dominican Republic  





27 Ecuador  





28 El Salvador  





29 Estonia  





30 Fiji  





31 Finland  





32 France  





33 Georgia  





34 Germany  





35 Gibraltar  





36 Greece  





37 Guatemala  





38 Haiti  





39 Hungary  





40 Honduras  





41 Iceland  





42 India  



42.1  Energy Drinks  







43 Indonesia  





44 Iran  





45 Ireland  





46 Israel  





47 Italy  





48 Jamaica  





49 Japan  



49.1  Carbonated  





49.2  Coffee  





49.3  Non-carbonated  





49.4  Sports drink  







50 Kosovo  





51 Kuwait  





52 Lebanon  





53 Libya  





54 Lithuania  



54.1  Discontinued Soviet-era drinks  circa 19801990  







55 Madagascar  





56 Malaysia  





57 Maldives  





58 Malta  





59 Mauritius  





60 Mexico  





61 Morocco  





62 Myanmar  





63 Netherlands  





64 New Zealand  





65 Norway  





66 Oman  





67 Pakistan  





68 Papua New Guinea  





69 Paraguay  





70 Peru  





71 Philippines  



71.1  Carbonated soft drinks  





71.2  Energy drinks  





71.3  Juice drinks  







72 Poland  



72.1  Carbonated soft drinks  







73 Portugal  





74 Romania  





75 Russia  





76 Serbia  



76.1  Carbonated  





76.2  Non-carbonated  





76.3  Energy Drinks  







77 Singapore  



77.1  Carbonated  





77.2  Non-carbonated  





77.3  Sports drink  







78 Slovakia  





79 Slovenia  





80 South Africa  





81 South Korea  





82 Spain  





83 Sri Lanka  





84 Suriname  



84.1  Mineral water  







85 Sweden  



85.1  Non-carbonated  





85.2  Sports Drinks  







86 Switzerland  





87 Taiwan  



87.1  Carbonated drinks  





87.2  Non-carbonated drinks  





87.3  Sports drinks  







88 Thailand  



88.1  Energy Drinks  







89 Togo  





90 Trinidad and Tobago  





91 Tunisia  





92 Turkey  





93 Ukraine  





94 United Arab Emirates  





95 United Kingdom  



95.1  Mineral water  







96 United States  





97 Uruguay  





98 Vanuatu  





99 Venezuela  





100  Vietnam  





101  Yemen  





102  Zimbabwe  





103  See also  





104  References  














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A glass of Japanese Calpis
A glass of Fanta melon soda
A glass of German fassbrause
A glass of USA ginger ale
A glass of Swedish Julmust
Kickapoo Joy Juice originated in the United States
Orange soda from USA
Japanese Ramune
Glasses of USA Red Bull Cola

This is a list of soft drinks in order of the brand's country of origin. A soft drink is a beverage that typically contains water (often carbonated water), a sweetener and a flavoring agent. The sweetener may be sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, fruit juice, sugar substitutes (in the case of diet drinks) or some combination of these. Soft drinks may also contain caffeine, colorings, preservatives and other ingredients.

Soft drinks that are sold in more than one country are listed in this article only under their country of origin.

Albania[edit]

Algeria[edit]

An 1889 Hamoud Boualem advertisement

Argentina[edit]

  • Aquarius
  • Apla
  • Bidu Cola
  • Cabalgata
  • Chañi
  • Chinchibirra
  • Cunnington
  • Doble Cola
  • Goliat
  • Manaos
  • Neuss
  • Pastore
  • Pindy
  • Pritty
  • Rocket Fuel – energy drink
  • Rad-60 – energy drink
  • Blue Demon – energy drink
  • Speed Unlimited – energy drink
  • Secco (soft drink)
  • Ser
  • Spring Up
  • Torasso
  • Tradicional de Secco Secco
  • Tubito
  • Villa del Sur Levité
  • Armenia[edit]

    Australia[edit]

    Bundaberg Brewed Drinks brands
  • BCX Royal Standard - A brand that was heavily marketed in central Victoria in the 1960s and 1970s
  • Berts Soft Drinks - A "family tradition since 1893" - founded and still operated by the Shelley family, formerly of Shelleys Soft Drinks fame. Located in Sutherland Shire, Sydney
  • Bickford's – full line of juices, sodas, teas, and bottled water[6]
  • Bundaberg – family owned producer of Bundaberg Ginger Beer
  • Cascade – Quality Mixers, Soda and Cordials. Established in Tasmania, 1886.[7]
  • Cohns - Another brand popular in central Victoria in the 1960s and 1970s.
  • Cooks Soft Drinks – A family owned business in Pittsworth on the Darling Downs. Producers of Cooks and Dads ranges of old style soft drinks.
  • Cottee's – brand of cordial drinks, owned by previously Cadbury-Schweppes, now Schweppes Australia
  • Count Cola – now discontinued brand of soda
  • Crows Nest Soft Drinks – Crows Nest, just north of Toowoomba,[8] one of the oldest in Australia, est. 1903
  • Crystal – discontinued line of soft drinks, renowned for selling via their home delivery service. Later acquired by Cadbury Schweppes.
  • Gest – line of sodas purchased by Coca-Cola Amatil and merged with Kirks
  • Golden Circle – brand of carbonated beverages
  • Hartz Tasmania
  • Kirks – line of sodas marketed by Coca-Cola Amatil
  • Ladd's cordials
  • LA Ice Cola – cola available in four varieties
  • Leed – carbonated lemonade
  • Lido
  • Loys - a home delivered soft drink company, mainly in Victoria and South Australia. Incorporated into Slades.
  • McSars
  • McMahons soft drinks – popular family run soft drink company in Ipswich West Street, Queensland from 1934 to the late 80s, founded by Frank McMahon
  • Marchants - another defunct brand of soft drinks sold in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia until the turn of the 21st century.
  • Orfords - popular Toowoomba softdrink maker 1923–1989 – diversified into refrigerated merchandising cabinets and ceased softdrink production
  • Passiona – passionfruit-flavoured soft drink available previously from Cadbury-Schweppes, now Schweppes Australia
  • PipeLime
  • Port Of Echuca
  • Pub Squash
  • Saxbys Soft Drinks - Australia's oldest family owned and operated soft drink company, based in Taree est. 1864
  • Solo – lemon-flavoured drink, owned by Schweppes Australia.
  • Schweppes – a range of mineral water/fruit juice drinks developed in Australia, with flavours that include orange-mango, and lemon, lime and orange.
  • Shelleys – founded in Broken Hill in 1893 as a family operated soft drink company, popular in New South Wales. Later acquired by Coca-Cola Amatil and eventually merged into the Kirks brand. The Shelley family also later founded Berts Soft Drinks
  • Slades (1860–present) - Still produces a variety of niche flavours as well as contract manufacture for retailers private labels.[9]
  • Swing – Popular up until the late 1970s, Swing specialised in weekly home deliveries of glass bottles in wooden crates which are now collector's items. Used bottles were collected the following week, cleaned and reused.
  • Tarax - A mainly Victorian brand that had a big presence before being merged with Schweppes. Still available as a bottom end supermarket brand.
  • Weaver and Lock – Western Australian brand of soft drinks now defunct.
  • Whitbreads Cordials – Charters Towers, North Queensland – Locally owned and family operated business since 1896 and still servicing North Queensland today.
  • Wimmers Soft Drinks – Queensland soft drink brand owned by Noosa Beverages Pty Ltd.
  • Woodroofe 'Big Sars' – Sarsparilla, Sno Top, Lemonade, Portello and a range of fruit flavours.
  • YY – Local soft drink brand based in Newcastle[10]
  • Austria[edit]

    A bottle of Frucade (2005)

    Bahamas[edit]

    Bangladesh[edit]

    Akij Group[15]
    Pran Foods Ltd.[16]

    Fresh Group [17]

    Globe Soft Drinks[18]

    Barbados[edit]

    Belgium[edit]

    Bermuda[edit]

    Bolivia[edit]

    Brazil[edit]

    • CINI
  • Convenção
  • Dolly
  • Esportivo
  • Fruki
  • Gengibirra – lemon and ginger soda
  • Goianinho Guaraná
  • Guaraná Amazônia
  • Guaraná Antarctica – extremely popular guarana-flavoured soft drink, created in 1921
  • Guaraná Charrua
  • Guaraná Coroa
  • Guaraná Jesus – guarana-flavoured soft drink, has a pink color and cinnamon aroma
  • Guaraná Kuat
  • Guaraná Pureza – guarana-flavoured soft drink from Leonardo Sell's company
  • Guaraná Taí
  • Mate Couro
  • Mineirinho (soft drink)
  • Primo Schincariol – line of sodas in seven flavours from Primo Schincariol
  • Pepsi Antarctica
  • Fruthos – brand of fruit juices in cartons from Primo Schincariol
  • Guaraná Schin – guarana-flavoured soft drink from Primo Schincariol
  • Itubaína – tutti-frutti soft drink from Primo Schincariol
  • Skinka – energy drink from Primo Schincariol
  • Sao Geraldo – caju flavoured soft drink, in Juazeiro do Norte, Ceara
  • Soda Antarctica
  • Sukita
  • Teem
  • Tubaína
  • Pon Chic
  • Guarapan
  • Bulgaria[edit]

    Canada[edit]

  • Big 8 – a brand of cola and bottled water distributed by Sobeys
  • Brio Chinotto
  • Bull's Head[20] - Best known for their ginger ale. Produced in Quebec's Eastern Townships
  • Canada Dry – very popular brand of ginger ale, but many other soft drinks are available
  • Canadian Gold Sparkling Waters – also available in flavours "sugar-free" bottled at source Marchand, Manitoba
  • Cannonball Soda – made by Garrison Brewery[21]
  • Cott Beverages – the world's largest bottler of private label soft drinks. Once primarily known for Cott Black Cherry soda and other flavours sold under its own name. At one time used the slogan "It's Cott to be good!"
  • Clearly Canadian – sparkling water available in many flavours
  • Eskimo Soft Drinks – a kosher brand of soft drinks distributed by home delivery in Montreal and Toronto, through the late 1970s
  • Grace Island Soda - Caribbean inspired flavors based in Richmond Hill, Ontario available in ten flavors
  • Freshie – drink mix available in 5 flavours, discontinued in the 1980s
  • Ice Castle – private label soft drink brand of the defunct Steinberg's supermarket chain. Notable for selling cans without pop tops long after they became industry standard.
  • K Beverages - produced in Winnipeg, Manitoba from 1941 to 1952, making fruit flavoured soda and root beer.[citation needed]
  • KIK Cola – a now-defunct brand of cola once very popular, especially in Quebec
  • Life – Shoppers Drug Mart brand
  • Marco Spruce Beer
  • Spruce Beer – a spruce-flavoured carbonated drink particularly popular in Quebec
  • Mr. Goudas
  • Pic A Pop – nostalgic brand of soda, currently available in 11 flavours made in Marchand, Manitoba since 1971
  • Pop Shoppe – brand of soda available in eight flavours
  • President's Choice – private label soft drinks line sold in supermarkets owned by Loblaw Companies Limited. PC Cola comes in two varieties, red label and blue label.
  • Propeller Brewery – small brewery that also makes a small line of soda including Cream Soda, Ginger Beer, and Root Beer
  • RELOAD – energy drink
  • Red Champagne[22] – local soft drink from Saguenay Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec
  • Seaman's Beverages - defunct company, now sold by Pepsi mostly in Prince Edward Island
  • Slow Cow – an "anti-energy" drink from Slow Cow Drink Inc.
  • Sussex Golden Ginger Ale – a "golden" ginger ale originally bottled in the town of Sussex, New Brunswick; sold in Canada's Maritime Provinces and northern areas in the state of Maine.
  • Temagami Dry - brand Ginger Ale and Scotch Cream Soda drinks – available in Northern Ontario, named after the Temagami wilderness area in Northeastern Ontario, bottled and produced by Fortier Beverages in Cochrane, Ontario.
  • TOUCH – "Sugar Free" flavoured Sparkling Mineral Water, brand owned by Canadian Gold Beverages (2012) Golden Medal best Tasting Mineral water in the World 4x times
  • Vrroom – brand of fruit flavoured sport drinks and thirst quenching slush
  • Chile[edit]

    China[edit]

    A can of Future Cola (2006)

    Hong Kong[edit]

    Colombia[edit]

    Postobón soft drinks

    Democratic Republic of the Congo[edit]

    Costa Rica[edit]

    Croatia[edit]

    Cuba[edit]

    Czech Republic[edit]

    Kofola

    Denmark[edit]

    Dominican Republic[edit]

    Ecuador[edit]

    El Salvador[edit]

    Estonia[edit]

    Fiji[edit]

    Finland[edit]

    France[edit]

    Georgia[edit]

    Germany[edit]

    Gibraltar[edit]

    Greece[edit]

    Guatemala[edit]

    Haiti[edit]

    Hungary[edit]

    Honduras[edit]

    Iceland[edit]

    India[edit]

    Energy Drinks[edit]

    Indonesia[edit]

    Iran[edit]

    Ireland[edit]

    Israel[edit]

    A bottle of Prigat Apple Juice

    Italy[edit]

    The bottles of Cupido Drink
    A bottle of Italian chinotto

    Jamaica[edit]

    Spruce beer sellers in Jamaica, circa 1861

    Japan[edit]

    Carbonated[edit]

    Coffee[edit]

    Non-carbonated[edit]

    Sports drink[edit]

    Kosovo[edit]

    Golden Eagle, an energy drink[49]

    Kuwait[edit]

    Lebanon[edit]

    Libya[edit]

    Lithuania[edit]

    Discontinued Soviet-era drinks – circa 1980–1990[edit]

    Madagascar[edit]

    Malaysia[edit]

    Maldives[edit]

    Malta[edit]

    Mauritius[edit]

    Mexico[edit]

    Morocco[edit]

    Myanmar[edit]

    Netherlands[edit]

    New Zealand[edit]

    Norway[edit]

    Oman[edit]

    Pakistan[edit]

    Sting Energy Drink's Hummer traveling down the streets of Karachi, Pakistan
    Sting Energy Drink's Hummer traveling down the streets of Karachi, Pakistan

    Papua New Guinea[edit]

    Paraguay[edit]

    Peru[edit]

    Philippines[edit]

    Carbonated soft drinks[edit]

    Energy drinks[edit]

    Juice drinks[edit]

    Poland[edit]

    Carbonated soft drinks[edit]

    Portugal[edit]

    Romania[edit]

    Russia[edit]

    Serbia[edit]

    Carbonated[edit]

    Non-carbonated[edit]

    Energy Drinks[edit]

    Singapore[edit]

    Carbonated[edit]

    Non-carbonated[edit]

    Sports drink[edit]

    Slovakia[edit]

    Slovenia[edit]

    South Africa[edit]

    South Korea[edit]

    Spain[edit]

    Sri Lanka[edit]

    Suriname[edit]

    Mineral water[edit]

    MORE juices-made by Rudisa Beverages Basic One bottled water Wahaha bottled water

    Sweden[edit]

    Non-carbonated[edit]

    Sports Drinks[edit]

    Switzerland[edit]

    Taiwan[edit]

    Carbonated drinks[edit]

    Non-carbonated drinks[edit]

    Sports drinks[edit]

    Thailand[edit]

    Energy Drinks[edit]

    Togo[edit]

    Trinidad and Tobago[edit]

    Tunisia[edit]

    Turkey[edit]

    Ukraine[edit]

    United Arab Emirates[edit]

    United Kingdom[edit]

    Irn-Bru Sugar Free

    Mineral water[edit]

    United States[edit]

    MinuteMaid mixed Pomegranate-Lemon juice

    Uruguay[edit]

    Vanuatu[edit]

    Venezuela[edit]

    Vietnam[edit]

    Yemen[edit]

    Zimbabwe[edit]

    Mageu

    See also[edit]

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