Is Jones Soda Discontinued? | Contextresponse. Com

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Headquarters: Sodo Area of Seattle, Wa. Also Asked, Who Bought Jones Soda? Late Thursday, Heavenly Rx, a Hemp Portfolio Company of Cannabis Investment Firm Sol...

Is Jones Soda Discontinued? | Contextresponse. Com
Headquarters: SODO area of Seattle, WA

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Also asked, who bought Jones Soda?

Late Thursday, Heavenly Rx, a hemp portfolio company of cannabis investment firm SOL Global Investments (SOLCF), invested $9 million to buy 15 million shares of Jones Soda, bringing its ownership stake in the Seattle soda company to 25%.

Likewise, why did Jones Soda fail? “Virtually everything about a Jones Soda, from labels to flavors, comes from customers. The sudden turn was attributed to two factors: first, the “Great Recession” of 2007-2008 that left few businesses untouched and, second, a failed attempt to expand into canned-soda against competitors like Coca-Cola and Pepsi.

Besides, how long does Jones Soda last?

2 years

Is Jones Soda good?

Jones produces a whole line of sodas, and even does funky, limited-edition varieties for holidays, like a Turkey and Gravy flavor for Thanksgiving and Candy Corn for Halloween. With some tasty flavors and, again, no high fructose corn badness, Jones Sodas are a good -- if still unhealthy -- option.

Related Question Answers

Why is Jones Soda so expensive?

It's made with real sugar, which isn't as sweet as HFCS, so you have to use more of it to get the same sweetness. It often comes in glass bottles, which are heavier, which means they cost more to ship. But all these things are true because Jones Soda is a luxury product.

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