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Juices & nectars

Fruit juices, nectars and juice drinks by the case: Tymbark and Kubus from Poland, Liquifruit and Rhodes from South Africa, FOCO cans from Thailand, and mango and guava nectars from Almarai, Seasons and Regal.

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What is in the range.

The range is built by origin, because each group has its own shopper.

  • Polish: Tymbark, Kubus, Fortuna, Caprio, Tarczyn, DrWitt and Amigo. Apple, orange and apple-based blends, tomato and vegetable juice, and the Kubus carrot-and-fruit juices.
  • Ukrainian and Latvian: Sadochok, Our Juice and Jaffa from Ukraine and Cido from Latvia, in apple, tomato, cherry, peach and pomegranate.
  • South African: Liquifruit in one-litre juice boxes and 300ml cans, and Rhodes fruit juice boxes in one litre and 200ml.
  • Thai and South-East Asian: FOCO coconut juice, roasted coconut juice and tropical nectars in cans, Kato juice drinks with nata de coco, and Sagiko and Panchy fruit drinks.
  • Mango, guava and tropical nectars: Almarai, Beyti, Seasons and Regal, in mango, guava, pink guava, lychee and pomegranate.
  • Also in the range: Dimes fruit drinks, Cappy and Santal, and Capri-Sun.

Who makes the main brands.

Tymbark and Kubus both belong to the Maspex Group of Wadowice, Poland. Maspex says Tymbark is the sales leader in juices, nectars and drinks in Poland, and describes Kubus as a children's brand that is still synonymous with carrot juice.

Liquifruit is a South African brand of Pioneer Foods, a PepsiCo company. It says it introduced South Africa's first 100% long-life fruit juice.

FOCO is a brand of Thai Agri Foods, a Thai company established in 1986 with its head office in Samut Prakan.

Formats and case sizes.

The one-litre pack is the most common format, usually twelve to a case. Cido packs fifteen, and the Ukrainian brands use a 950ml pack. Two-litre packs come in sixes, mostly from Tymbark, Caprio, Seasons and Regal.

Most single serves run from 200ml to 350ml. The 200ml packs from Rhodes, Sadochok and Tymbark come in cases of 24 or 27. Liquifruit cans are 300ml, and FOCO, Kato and Sagiko are 320ml or 350ml, all in cases of 24. Fortuna and Tarczyn 300ml come in cases of fifteen.

Kubus and Tymbark fruit mousses sit in the same section, in cases of twelve at 100g or 120g. Juices and nectars are supplied ambient.

Deposits and labels.

Juice in a can or a PET bottle of 150ml to 3 litres is in Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme, with a deposit of 15c up to 500ml and 25c above that. Cartons and glass bottles are outside the scheme; the Deposit Return Scheme guide explains what that means for your shop.

"Fruit juice" and "fruit nectar" are legal names set by EU Directive 2001/112/EC. A nectar must state its minimum fruit content on the label. Last reviewed 5 October 2026.

What to range first.

Start with the origin your shoppers already buy.

A Polish or Eastern European shop starts with Tymbark apple and orange in one-litre packs, Kubus carrot juices and a tomato juice, then adds the two-litre blends. A South African fixture starts with Liquifruit one-litre juice boxes, then the cans. An Asian grocer or takeaway starts with FOCO coconut juice and roasted coconut juice, then mango, lychee and guava. A South Asian or Middle Eastern grocer starts with mango and guava nectar from Almarai, Seasons and Regal in one-litre and two-litre packs.

Cans and other single serves sell from the drinks fridge. Litre and two-litre packs sell from the ambient shelf as a weekly-shop purchase.

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Common questions.

Is there a deposit on juice?

On cans and PET bottles from 150ml to 3 litres, yes: 15c up to 500ml and 25c above that. Cartons and glass bottles carry no deposit.

What is the difference between a juice and a nectar on the label?

Both are legal names under EU Directive 2001/112/EC. A nectar's label must show its minimum fruit content, written as "fruit content: … % minimum", in the same field of vision as the product name.

Which juice brands do Polish and Eastern European shops ask for?

Tymbark and Kubus first, then Fortuna, Caprio and Tarczyn. Sadochok covers Ukrainian shoppers and Cido covers Latvian shoppers.

What sizes do the juices come in?

Mostly one-litre packs in cases of twelve and two-litre packs in cases of six. Most single serves run from 200ml to 350ml.

Which FOCO drinks are in the range?

Coconut juice and roasted coconut juice, plus mango, lychee, guava, soursop, tamarind, pomegranate, passion fruit, mangosteen and sugar cane, in 350ml cans. Coconut juice also comes in a 520ml can.

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