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Snapple is a beverage brand originating from New York, recognized primarily for its ready-to-drink iced teas and fruit-flavored juice drinks. Founded in 1972 as Unadulterated Food Products, the company gained popularity for its multiple flavor combinations sold in distinctive glass bottles. A distinctive feature of the brand's marketing is the use of rotating trivia statements, known as "Snapple Facts," printed on the inside of the bottle caps. Since 2018, the brand has been operated and distributed globally as part of the Keurig Dr Pepper beverage conglomerate.

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Why did Snapple switch from glass bottles to plastic?

In 2018, Snapple transitioned their signature 16-ounce bottles from glass to 100% recycled PET plastic. This move was heavily driven by environmental concerns regarding shipping weight and the cost of recycling glass.

Are Snapple's "Real Facts" under the cap actually accurate?

While Snapple prints a "Real Fact" under every cap, the company has admitted that a few of them are technically inaccurate or heavily debated. For instance, they incorrectly claimed that a goldfish has a memory span of only three seconds.

Who currently owns the Snapple beverage brand?

Snapple is currently owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, a massive North American beverage and coffee conglomerate. It was previously owned by the Cadbury Schweppes beverage division and Triarc Companies.

What was Snapple's most popular and iconic original flavor?

Lemon Tea has historically been the most iconic and best-selling flavor for the brand. It was one of the original teas introduced to the market in the late 1980s and remains a staple today.

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