Capri-Sun (UK: /ˈkæpri/, US: /kəˈpriː/) is a brand of juice concentrate drinks based in Germany and Switzerland. Invented by Rudolf Wild, it was introduced in West Germany in 1969 by his company as Capri-Sonne (a name retired in favor of the English name in 2017).

1982. Capri-Sun is acclaimed for the best new product launch in the United States. The drink pouch is awarded the coveted US medal for Packaging of the Year.

We're keeping it all-natural since 1969 That's why we're proud to say the original Capri-Sun has never contained any preservatives, artificial flavours or colours. It has always been made with fruit juice and water, containing nothing artificial.

(WXYZ) - You may want to check the label on the juice you're giving your child. Researchers say some of the best selling fruit drinks for kids are really unhealthy. Capri-Sun and Kool-Aid are among 30 drinks that contain less than 5 percent juice, a whole lot of sugar and are considered bad for your kids.

Capri is famous for its dramatic stretch of coastline peppered with grandiose villas.

According to some scholars, the etymology of the name Capri may be traced back to the Greek word Kapros (wild boar). Others believe instead that Capri is derived from the Latin word Capreae (goats). Caesar Augustus was the first to discover the charm of Capri when he visited the island in 29 BC.

In the eighteen hundreds the name "Capri" began to become known in the rest of the world. Initially it owed its fame to its strategic position for the control of Southern Italy and as the territory of bitter fighting between the French of Napoleon's Empire, who had succeeded the Bourbons, and the British.

Transition and growth. Capri Sun Group Holding AG is a privately held company (owned by Hans-Peter Wild) that encompasses beverage pouch Capri-Sun, the top kids drink brand worldwide which was launched in 1969 and now sells more than 6 billion pouches in more than 100 countries every year.

Enjoying Capri-Sun is fun! It is a refreshing beverage made for carefree moments. Who hasn't relished the sheer pleasure of slurping up the last few drops of juice, before blowing into the orange straw to inflate the pouch and then popping it joyously with both hands? Go on, admit it!

The name "Capri Sun" came about because a lot of people in Germany summered in Italy, especially in the Capri Islands. The drink was named after the Island of Capri, and the first flavor was orange. Orange just like the sun.

Capri Sun isn't going to cause you serious harm, but it definitely isn't good for you. Though it does not contain any artificial colors or sweeteners, Capri Sun is very high in sugar with little to no nutritional value.

It's okay to offer some juice in moderation, but make sure it's 100 percent juice (such as apple, orange, cranberry or pomegranate), which can provide some nutrients to a busy, picky toddler. Remember, too, that your tot shouldn't be toting a sippy cup filled with juice all day long.