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Beibingyang tangerine soda in a330ml can.

Beibingyang Tangerine Soda

北冰洋桔汁汽水Běibīngyáng júzhī qìshuǐ

A sweet, fizzy tangerine drink with a familiar polar-bear label. This Beijing-associated classic has a bright citrus taste; enjoy it chilled.

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330 ml can shown; bottle sizes and packaging also vary.
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Specification
330 ml can shown; bottle sizes and packaging also vary.

Ingredients

Carbonated water, citrus juice, sugar and syrup, with citrus-peel oil. Check the package for the complete ingredients and any recipe changes.

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Origin & regional roots

Beijing

Associated with Beijing.

About this regional connection

Beijing: The Ministry of Commerce brand profile identifies Beibingyang as a Beijing brand and historical Beijing symbol. Company reports factories in Beijing, Anhui and Chongqing; association is not a package-specific production claim.

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Story & history

Beibingyang and a remembered Beijing summer

Beibingyang’s mandarin-juice soda grew out of a Beijing ice plant founded in 1936. In 1951, the factory began making soda and registered the snow-mountain-and-white-bear mark familiar on its glass bottles. The drink receded from the market amid the joint-venture changes of the 1990s, then returned in 2011. For its comeback, the team kept it as a juice soda rather than relying only on orange flavoring, sourcing red mandarins in Wanzhou and adjusting the taste more than 100 times. Its familiar glass bottle and fizzy citrus bite became part of several generations’ summer memories in Beijing.

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