FAQ

There are over 30 Snapple flavors, and we're always looking for fun new flavors to add to our lineup.

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

Snapple is made in production facilities across the United States. Production facilities across the country specialize in certain flavors. This is why some flavors are regional and accessible only in specific parts of the country.

Snapple® is owned by Snapple Beverage Corp., a Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. company.

Visit snapple.com/bottlefacts to learn about our bottles.

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

We call them Real Facts because they are just that: real facts. We check the validity of our Real Facts before we put them into circulation – but if you find a fact that may be inaccurate, please let us know. We will have our fact-checking team look into any discrepancies.

Sometimes new information may be discovered that disproves one of our Real Facts, or a Real Fact may become outdated over time. When this happens, the only responsible thing to do is to retire that fact.

Zero Sugar Snapple is the new name for Diet Snapple. Zero Sugar Snapple flavors have the same formulas as Diet Snapple with a new name and packaging label on the bottle. All Zero Sugar Snapple flavors are low in calories and contain zero sugar.

Diet Snapple has a new name – Zero Sugar Snapple. It is the same great product with a new name.

Snapple Elements is a line of teas and juice drinks with an unpredictably flavorful & refreshing experience (with 100-110 calories and 25 grams of total sugar per bottle) inspired by the elements like Rain, Fire, Earth and Sun.

Snapple Elements is made with 45% less sugar than our regular Snapple Apple Juice Drink. Snapple Elements are still full of delicious flavor but are lighter and more refreshing than our other Teas and Juice Drinks.

Snapple Elements formulas have evolved to meet the needs of today’s consumers. The flavors draw inspiration from the previous lineup but have been updated to offer a more refreshing product experience.

Yes, caffeine is naturally found in tea, and actual amounts may vary for each flavor of Snapple tea. We currently do not offer a decaffeinated variety of any Snapple tea. However, all our juice drinks 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.

They are naturally occurring flavors from substances such as spices, fruits, vegetables, yeasts, herbs, barks, buds, roots, leaves, similar plant materials, or other suitable materials whose significant function in food is flavoring.

Citric acid, a food ingredient derived from starch, is widely used to add tart taste to foods and beverages and to adjust the acidity in beverages. It is present in citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons and in certain other fruits.

Most of our Snapple flavors are either kosher or kosher-DE (dairy equipment). You can check whether your favorite flavor is certified kosher by looking for the kosher symbol on the label.

Visit our product locator to find a store that sells the flavor you’re looking for.

From time to time, coupons are made available in local newspapers, in magazines, and through in-store displays. Coupons also are sometimes issued through random mailings or printed on the product package.

Snapple Powder Drink Mixes are made and distributed by a company called Juicy Mixes LLC under license from Snapple. If you have questions about Snapple Powder Drink Mixes, including where to buy them, feel free to let our licensee Juicy Mixes LLC know by using https://www.juicymixes.com/ to get your comments directly to them.

Occasionally, certain Snapple flavors are discontinued or are only sold as limited-time offers. But if you want to see a flavor stick around or make a return, keep showing your love – input from consumers like you does influence our decisions.