Jumex Just Launched A Whole New Beverage Line

Jumex is going bigger this summer. The Mexican drinks company has specialized in fruit juices and nectars for 65 years now, and in that time, it’s established itself very firmly as a go-to for a lot of customers. The brand didn’t necessarily have any reason to reinvent the wheel – and it hasn’t. It’s just made its wheels slightly bigger. 

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How has it done that? By launching a new beverage line. Introducing Jumex Sparkling Sodas. 

Jumex Sparkling Sodas

Jumex’s new sodas have just launched across the country, and it’s kicking things off with three classic flavors: Mango, Limeade, and Orange. All of these sodas are naturally flavored and are coming at ya in 12-ounce cans, which have a suggested retail price of $0.88 per serving (which isn’t bad, huh!). These sodas join the brand’s fairly slim, but well-considered portfolio of products, which currently includes nectars, juices, agua frescas, and GoMix Gummies, its line of chewy fruit-flavored candies. 

Jumex is clearly going for a classic flavor vibe here, and you know what? I like it. It feels like everyone’s talking about dirty soda at the moment and producing evermore complicated flavor combos, and sometimes, you just want to sit back and enjoy something that feels, y’know, straightforward. That’s what you’re getting here.

And How Am I Getting Them? Where Can I Get Them?

Well, you can get them at Walmart and Kroger. Jumex Sparkling Sodas are stocked at these retailers nationwide, but only in select stores, so it might be worth checking ahead of time as to whether your local one sells them. The good news is that you can do this using Jumex’s product locator.

It’s been a busy month or so on the soda front, folks. We recently tried C4’s Pink Lemonade Energy – and elsewhere, soda upstart Poppi has turned to making travel merch. And, of course, as mentioned, everyone’s churning out dirty sodas like their lives depend on it, with the collective soda world deciding that it’s the drink of the summer (I mean, it was also seemingly decided that it was the drink of the spring, so maybe it’s just the drink of 2026?). Plenty of options to sip on.