Schweppes - Ownership

Ownership

Schweppes Australia is a venture of Asahi Breweries and was formerly Cadbury Schweppes Australia before de-merging. Schweppes Australia manufactures its own soft drink as well as for Pepsico in Australia under license which includes 7up, Sunkist, Monster Energy as well as Australian Exclusives from acquired company P&N Beverages like Cool Ridge (Spring Water), Spring Valley fruit drinks and Fiji Water. As part of long-standing licensing agreements, products under the brand are produced by different companies in territories around the world.

In the United States of America, Schweppes-brand products are currently manufactured by Dr Pepper Snapple Group.

In Canada, by Canada Dry Motts (formerly Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc.), a subsidiary of Dr Pepper Snapple Group.

In Trinidad and Tobago, Schweppes-brand products are produced under the authority of Atlantic Industries by Caribbean Bottlers (Trinidad and Tobago) LTD.

In Argentina, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, India, Ireland, Japan, Maldives, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Vietnam, they are manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company.

In Denmark, it is manufactured by the Carlsberg Group (by license from The Coca-Cola Company)

In Hong Kong, Taiwan, and seven provinces in Mainland China, they are manufactured by Swire Beverages Ltd, a division of Swire Pacific Ltd..

In France, Spain and Portugal, the rights are held by Orangina Schweppes, a subsidiary of Suntory of Japan since November 2009.

In Germany and Austria, all Schweppes products are manufactured by the Krombacher Brauerei under license from Schweppes Germany. Schweppes Germany (and indirectly Krombacher) both control the German and Austrian licenses for Snapple (not available in Germany/Austria), Dr. Pepper and Orangina.

In Switzerland, the Feldschlösschen brewery (a Carlsberg subsidiary) holds the rights.

In Israel, all Schweppes products are manufactured by Jafora-Tabori, who purchased the right from Cadbury in December 2006.

In Poland, the rights are held by Pepsico.

In New Zealand, the rights to the Schweppes brand is held by Coca-Cola Amatil, who manufactures and markets many flavours of the brand.

In Finland, the rights to the Schweppes brand is held by Sinebrychoff.

In Sweden, Spendrups holds the rights.

In Norway, the rights are held by Hansa Borg Bryggerier.

In Mexico, the rights are held by Grupo Peñafiel.

In Egypt, there is a judicial conflicts between Sonat Company, the owner of Schweppes trade mark in Egypt and The Coca-Cola company, so in Egypt there are two kinds of Schweppes one belonging to Sonat and other belonging to Coca-Cola.