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Schweppes

brand

About

Soft drink brand founded in Geneva in 1783 by the German watchmaker Johann Jacob Schweppe to sell carbonated water, which moved to London in 1792.[1] The founding year is printed under the fountain emblem on current cans.[2] Ownership of the brand is split by territory: The Coca-Cola Company owns it in several territories including 21 European countries, Schweppes International Limited, a subsidiary of Suntory, in a further 22 European countries, and the Asahi Group owns the trademark in Australia.[1] On Belgian and French cans of Schweppes Agrum' the manufacture is stated to be authorised by Schweppes International Limited.[2]

Product families

Products (1)

Relations

  • Owned by Schweppes International in Belgium, France[1] verified
    Wikipedia: Schweppes International Limited, a Suntory subsidiary, owns the brand in 22 European countries (the article does not list them); the 2014 FR/NL Agrum' can (3124480002570) was made with its authorisation, which puts Belgium and France among them. The Coca-Cola Company owns the brand in 21 other European countries.

References

  1. ↑ Wikipedia: Schweppes Accessed 2026-09-11.
  2. ↑ Photographs of the can on Open Food Facts: side panels with ingredients and nutrition (2012-06-18), barcode, marketer and nutrition sides (2014-06-21), fronts (2017), back label with the Info-tri mark (2019-04-01) Accessed 2026-09-11.
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