Olipop
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Olipop (stylized as OLIPOP) is a prebiotic soft drink produced in the United States. It is sold by over 65,000 retailers nationwide, and the company was valued at $1.85 billion as of February 2025. The drink's marketing claims that it improves gut health. The brand name is a portmanteau of the prebiotic fiber oligosaccharide ("oli") and "pop", a common U.S. term for a soft drink.
Olipop (stylized as OLIPOP) is a prebiotic soft drink produced in the United States. It is sold by over 65,000 retailers nationwide, and the company was valued at $1.85 billion as of February 2025. The drink's marketing claims that it improves gut health. The brand name is a portmanteau of the prebiotic fiber oligosaccharide ("oli") and "pop", a common U.S. term for a soft drink. ==Flavors== Olipop has developed a variety of flavors: Citrus Rush (Lemon-Lime-Orange) (formerly Ridge Rush) Vintage Cola Peaches & Cream Classic Root Beer Cream Soda Classic Grape Crisp Apple Ginger Ale Strawberry Vanilla Cherry Cola Orange Squeeze Lemon Lime Ginger Lemon Doctor Goodwin Watermelon Lime Banana Cream Cherry Vanilla Tropical Punch Orange Cream Pineapple Paradise Shirley Temple Blackberry Vanilla Raspberry Sherbet Its drinks require refrigeration. Olipop introduced shelf-stable versions of its product in 2024. This shelf-stable line features a revised version of the company’s "proprietary" OLISMART fiber mix, replacing Chicory Root Inulin and Jerusalem Artichoke Inulin with Acacia Fiber and Guar Fiber for a roughly 30% reduction in fiber.
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