Ocean Spray is bringing the bright, refreshing flavors of the tropics with the launch of its new Ocean Spray Zero Sugar Tropical Punch Juice Drink. This vibrant new offering delivers the perfect blend of juicy pineapple, mango, and other tropical fruit flavors without added sugar or artificial sweeteners—just pure, bold flavor in every sip.
The Ocean Spray Company’s Tropical Punch juice drink marks a first for Ocean Spray and its Zero Sugar line. It joins the brand’s popular Zero Sugar Cranberry and Mixed Berry varieties. In addition to the new flavor, juice drink fans can also find the popular Ocean Spray Zero Sugar Mixed Berry flavor in a 3-liter size in retailers nationwide.
“Our Zero Sugar products have been our most successful product expansion and innovation in decades. We’ve seen incredible responses from our consumers – ranging from those looking to break up their mundane water routine to those with diabetes, looking for zero-sugar alternatives. The addition of Tropical Punch to our Zero Sugar portfolio demonstrates our continued commitment to flavor exploration. It’s also a reflection of what’s to come with this portfolio as we are committed to rapidly expanding into new flavors, sizes, and formats under our Zero Sugar umbrella.”Trinh Le, Vice President, Next Generation Beverages, Omni-Channel Marketing, Ocean Spray
The expansion of Ocean Spray’s Zero Sugar line is the latest in Ocean Spray’s commitment to providing new and innovative ways to enjoy juice drinks for any consumer preference. Recently, Ocean Spray partnered with Dyla Brands to introduce on-the-go drink mixes. Made with real cranberry juice powder and zero grams of sugar, these new drink mixes come in three flavorful varieties: White Cran x Strawberry, Cran x Grape, and White Cran x Peach.
Ocean Spray was founded by three maverick farmers – bonded by bold cranberry love. Since then, the company has grown into a vibrant global agricultural cooperative built on the strength of around 700 family farmers in the United States, Canada, and Chile. Together, they’ve worked to preserve the family farming way of life for nearly 100 years and for generations to come.