Water, Apple Juice from Concentrate, Acids (Citric, Malic), Tea Extract (0.2%), Acidity Regulator (Trisodium Citrate), Sweetener (Sucralose), Natural Peach Flavouring, Tea Extract of Different Origin.

Ingredients. Our Real Tea Starts with the Finest Tea Leaves and is Made from: Filtered Water, Sugar, Citric Acid, Tea, Natural Flavors.

Snapple is a brand of tea and juice drinks which is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, based in Plano, Texas, United States. The original producer of Snapple, a company that was known as Unadulterated Food Products, was founded in 1972.

Big on flavor and low in calories, Snapple Zero Sugar Peach Tea is made from the finest blend of black and green tea leaves and our classic peach flavor. ** Caffeine is naturally occurring and actual amounts may vary.

The Snapple drinks are fortified with 10 percent of the requirement of vitamin A, 100 percent of vitamin C, 20 percent vitamin D and 10 percent calcium.

According to Fooducate, Snapple has zero antioxidants. And if there are any in there, they usually disintergrate from the time the tea is brewed to when they hit the shelves. Diet Snapple contains aspartame, which has been dubbed one of the most toxic food additives, according to Fitness Magazine.

Snapple is a popular brand of tea's and juices. Snapple originally was sold only as apple juice, but eventually ice tea's and other flavour juices made their ways onto the shelf as Snapple's reputation for tasty drinks grew.

Where is Snapple made? Snapple is made in production facilities across the United States. Production facilities across the country specialize in certain flavors. This is why some flavors are regional and accessible only in specific parts of the country.

Snapple Peach Tea is all natural, gluten-free, made from black and green tea, and contains no artificial flavors or sweeteners.

1987 '" Snapple Peach Iced Tea. McCue examines the origins of Snapple and its 100 percent juice drink that made it so popular. In 1987 a flavorful tea drink was made and sales took off with partnerships with Howard Stern's popular radio show.

From a Funky Start… Some brands just want to have fun, and from birth Snapple was one of them. Operating from the back of his parents' pickle store in Queens, Arnie Greenberg and his friends Leonard Marsh and Hyman Golden started selling a fresh apple juice called Snapple across New York City in the late 1970s.

The Snapple drinks are fortified with 10 percent of the requirement of vitamin A, 100 percent of vitamin C, 20 percent vitamin D and 10 percent calcium.

The most common type of peach tea is flavored fruit peach tea, which is versatile and can be made with any tea base - black, green, white, oolong, herbal, or rooibos. These types of teas will be blended with pieces of real dried peach, natural peach flavor, peach juice, or peach syrup.

Television advertising accounts for over 70% of resource allocation followed by print advertisements and internet advertising at 29% and 0.1% respectively. Advertisements done over these modes have been made to reflect Snapple products as superior qualities to those of other competitors.

By bottling it hot, the company was able to avoid adding preservatives, which bolstered their all-natural claims. And by offering it year-round instead of just in the summer, they appealed to consumers who enjoyed the drink in cooler weather. Snapple embraced their homemade identity.

The tiny pocket in jeans was made for pocket watches. Two of Snapple's founders were window washers in Brooklyn. One of Snapple's original founders ran a sardine and pickle store in Queens with his family. The Snapple name combines the words Snappy and Apple.