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Jinjin Soda is a Chinese beverage brand.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Jinjin Soda (津津汽水) is a Chinese beverage brand. According to the available evidence, it is classified as a Chinese beverage brand associated with herbal tea drinks (凉茶饮料). The brand operates in the Chinese soft drinks market, where carbonated beverages and traditional herbal tea drinks are widely consumed. The evidence describes it as a Chinese beverage brand within the herbal tea beverage category. No further details about its founding, ownership, or product range are provided in the available source material.

History

The available evidence identifies Jinjin Soda as a Chinese beverage brand operating in the herbal tea drinks (凉茶饮料) segment. The brand is listed among Chinese beverage brands. No historical details such as founding date, founders, ownership changes, or expansion milestones are provided in the source material. The brand appears to be active in the Chinese market based on its classification as a Chinese beverage brand.

Controversies

  • 2011

    Taiwan Plasticizer Scandal: Jinjin Asparagus Juice Allegedly Purchased Clouding Agent Containing Plasticizer

    During the 2011 Taiwan plasticizer scandal, Jinjin Food was found to have purchased more than 10 tons of clouding agent containing the plasticizer DINP before 2008; media estimated that about 400 million cans of Jinjin asparagus juice had entered the market that year; the company was criticized for not proactively disclosing the matter. At the time of the incident, the product had already switched to qualified raw materials, and testing found no plasticizer. Progress: media reports. Party: Jinjin Food. Scope: raw material food safety.

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