Orangina

Orangina [ oʀɑʒina ] is the brand name of a carbonated soft drink made ​​of orange and mandarin extracts, with the particularity that real flesh is included (similar to freshly squeezed fruit juices ). The drink was originally developed by Leon Betón and in Boufarik (Algeria ) are generated and spread to Algeria's independence in 1962, increasingly, in France under the leadership of concrete son, Jean- Claude ( † 2013).

Orangina is in Europe, mainly France and Switzerland, disseminated, but also known in North America, where production originally took place in Canada, but has now been moved to Hialeah, Florida.

Orangina is a popular non-alcoholic drink, especially in France.

The Orangina brand belonged until 2006 to the Cadbury Schweppes Group and was purchased as Orangina SARL of the investor group Lion Capital and The Blackstone Group. Since 2009, the brand belongs to the Japanese Suntory Group.

Orangina is sold in Germany and Austria since May 2006 by the Krombacher brewery.

Others

In the video clip of the band Kaoma Lambada can be seen for a short period of time an Orangina - stall.