Keurig Dr Pepper Canada

Keurig Dr Pepper Canada is the Canadian beverage business of Keurig Dr Pepper. Based in Mississauga, Ontario, it operates under the corporate name Canada Dry Mott's, Inc. and manages a broad portfolio of soft drinks, mixers, juices, fruit beverages, flavored beverages, and other non-alcoholic drink brands in the Canadian market. Its brand family includes Canada Dry, CPlus, Schweppes, Snapple, Dr Pepper, Crush, Hires Root Beer, Mott's, Clamato, and Mott's Mr & Mrs T. The portfolio has also included Orangina, which was associated with the business until 2020, and Nestea from 2025. The Canadian operation has roots in the former Cadbury beverage organization. It was previously known as Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc. and operated as a subsidiary of Cadbury-Schweppes. In May 2008, Cadbury separated its beverage division, creating Dr Pepper Snapple Group. Following that corporate change, the Canadian division adopted the Keurig Dr Pepper Canada name. The rebranding aligned the Canadian business with the broader Keurig Dr Pepper organization while retaining a portfolio built around established beverage trademarks. Keurig Dr Pepper Canada is therefore best understood as a country-level operating division rather than an independent global brand owner. Its role is to manage and develop Keurig Dr Pepper's Canadian beverage presence across multiple categories and brand identities. The business combines nationally recognized carbonated soft drinks, ginger ale, root beer, fruit-flavored beverages, juice products, tomato-based drinks, cocktail mixers, and related refreshment products. Individual brands retain their own market identities, while the Canadian division provides the local corporate structure for the portfolio. The available reference material identifies the company as active and headquartered in Mississauga. It does not provide a separate founding year, independent ownership details, executive roster, financial results, or a corporate website for the Canadian division. Accordingly, those fields are left unspecified. Its historical significance within the Keurig Dr Pepper system lies primarily in the succession from Cadbury Beverages Canada to the present Canadian division and in the continued stewardship of a large collection of beverage brands in Canada.

Keurig Dr Pepper Canada is the Canadian operating division of Keurig Dr Pepper and is based in Mississauga, Ontario. The business has operated under the corporate name Canada Dry Mott's, Inc., while its public-facing identity is Keurig Dr Pepper Canada. Its history is tied to the development and restructuring of the beverage businesses formerly associated with Cadbury-Schweppes. Before adopting its current name, the Canadian operation was known as Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc. It formed part of Cadbury-Schweppes, whose beverage activities included a range of internationally recognized soft-drink and mixer brands. In this earlier period, the Canadian business served as the local corporate vehicle for beverage brands such as Canada Dry, Schweppes, and other products that later became part of the Dr Pepper Snapple and Keurig Dr Pepper portfolios. A major corporate turning point came in May 2008, when Cadbury separated its beverage division to create Dr Pepper Snapple Group. The Canadian beverage division was subsequently renamed Keurig Dr Pepper Canada. This change reflected the reorganization of the beverage business after its separation from Cadbury and established the name used by the Canadian division today. The division's portfolio has remained multi-brand and category-diverse. Its listed major brands include Canada Dry, CPlus, Schweppes, Snapple, Dr Pepper, Crush, Hires Root Beer, Mott's, Clamato, and Mott's Mr & Mrs T. Orangina was part of the brand offering until 2020. Nestea is identified as joining the portfolio in 2025. These brands cover carbonated soft drinks, ginger ale, mixers, fruit beverages, juices, root beer, tomato-based drinks, and related non-alcoholic refreshments. Keurig Dr Pepper Canada is not presented as a separately listed public company. Instead, it functions as the Canadian division of the wider Keurig Dr Pepper group. Its role is to manage the group's Canadian beverage activities and brand presence. Public reference material does not establish a distinct founding year, independent founder, separate financial reporting, or a complete list of current and former executives for the Canadian entity.

• 2025

  Nestea joins the listed portfolio

  [1]Keurig Dr Pepper Canadaen.wikipedia.org

  Nestea is identified as a Keurig Dr Pepper Canada brand from 2025.

• 2020

  Orangina leaves the listed Canadian portfolio

  [1]Keurig Dr Pepper Canadaen.wikipedia.org

  Orangina was identified as part of the Canadian brand portfolio until 2020.

• 2008

  Cadbury separates its beverage division

  [1]Keurig Dr Pepper Canadaen.wikipedia.org

  Cadbury spun off its beverage division in May 2008 to form Dr Pepper Snapple Group, creating the corporate context in which the Canadian beverage operation later adopted the Keurig Dr Pepper Canada name.

A Canadian multi-brand beverage operator offering established soft-drink, mixer, juice, fruit-beverage, and specialty beverage brands through the Keurig Dr Pepper portfolio.

• Ginger ale and soft drinks

  Canada Dry

  A major Canadian beverage brand in the division's portfolio, associated primarily with ginger ale and related carbonated soft-drink products.

• Fruit-flavored carbonated beverages

  CPlus

  A Canadian carbonated beverage brand listed among the division's major brands. The reference material also associates it with Sunkist.

• Mixers and soft drinks

  Schweppes

  A long-established beverage brand represented in Canada through the division's portfolio, particularly in the mixer and carbonated beverage categories.

• Fruit beverages and ready-to-drink beverages

  Snapple

  A ready-to-drink beverage brand included among Keurig Dr Pepper Canada's major offerings.

• Carbonated soft drinks

  Dr Pepper

  A core carbonated soft-drink brand in the Canadian division's portfolio and one of the principal trademarks associated with the wider Keurig Dr Pepper group.

• Flavored carbonated soft drinks

  Crush

  A flavored soft-drink brand listed among the Canadian division's major beverage offerings.

• Root beer

  Hires Root Beer

  A root-beer brand included in the Canadian beverage portfolio.

• Juices and fruit beverages

  Mott's

  A juice and fruit-beverage brand operated within the Canadian portfolio.

• Tomato-based beverages

  Clamato

  A tomato-based beverage brand listed among the division's major Canadian offerings.

• Mixers

  Mott's Mr & Mrs T

  A mixer brand included in the Canadian division's beverage portfolio.

• Carbonated fruit beverage

  Orangina

  A carbonated fruit-beverage brand associated with the Canadian portfolio until 2020.

• Tea beverages · 2025

  Nestea

  A tea-beverage brand identified as part of the Canadian division's portfolio from 2025.

• 2008

  Rename the Canadian beverage division after the Cadbury separationStrategy

  Background

  Cadbury separated its beverage division in May 2008, creating Dr Pepper Snapple Group and changing the corporate setting for the Canadian beverage business.

  Action taken

  The Canadian division changed from Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc. to the Keurig Dr Pepper Canada identity.

  Aftermath

  The renamed division continued operating in Canada as part of the Keurig Dr Pepper beverage organization.

  Source

1. 1Keurig Dr Pepper Canadaen.wikipedia.org