Ice Peak

Ice Peak, known in Chinese as Bingfeng (冰峰), is an orange-flavored carbonated soft drink from Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China. The brand was invented in 1953 and is produced by Xi'an Futian Foods. Its identity is strongly regional: rather than being positioned only as a generic orange soda, Ice Peak is closely linked with Xi'an and the broader food culture of Shaanxi. The drink is commonly served alongside local specialties, including paomo and youpo noodles. It is particularly associated with the Sanqin set meal, a popular combination of roujiamo, liangpi, and Ice Peak. This pairing gives the brand a role in restaurant dining and local food rituals, helping distinguish it from nationally distributed soft drinks whose primary associations are flavor, refreshment, or global lifestyle marketing. Ice Peak is served in many Shaanxi restaurants in China and is also available in Shaanxi-oriented restaurants and communities abroad. Its market presence therefore extends beyond its home city, although the available reference material does not establish a precise international distribution footprint, ownership structure, sales figures, or corporate financial information. The brand's public identity remains centered on its long history, orange-soda format, and connection to Xi'an cuisine. As a product brand produced by Xi'an Futian Foods, Ice Peak is best understood as a regional Chinese beverage brand with cultural significance in its home market. Its principal offering is orange soda, and no separate major product portfolio is identified in the supplied sources. The brand's longevity since 1953 and its continued presence in restaurants indicate an active operating status, while detailed information about management, corporate organization, expansion programs, advertising campaigns, and recent product launches is not established by the available material.

Ice Peak is a Chinese orange-soda brand associated with Xi'an in Shaanxi Province. The drink was invented in 1953, giving it a history that reaches back to the early development of China's modern soft-drink industry. The available reference material does not identify the inventor, the original manufacturing organization, or the precise circumstances in which the beverage was created. Over time, Ice Peak developed an identity closely tied to Xi'an and Shaanxi rather than functioning solely as an interchangeable fruit-flavored soft drink. It became a familiar accompaniment to local foods, especially dishes served in restaurants. The brand is commonly consumed with paomo and youpo noodles, and it is paired with roujiamo and liangpi in the Sanqin set meal. This culinary association has helped turn Ice Peak into part of a recognizable regional dining experience. The brand is produced by Xi'an Futian Foods. Its distribution is described as extending across most Shaanxi restaurants in China, with availability also reported in Shaanxi restaurants and related dining settings abroad. The sources do not provide a detailed chronology of packaging changes, ownership transfers, manufacturing expansions, advertising initiatives, or geographic launches. They also do not establish current sales, revenue, employee numbers, or other financial measures. Ice Peak's significance therefore rests primarily on regional continuity and cultural association. Its orange-soda format gives it broad product familiarity, while its connection to Xi'an cuisine gives it a more specific local meaning. The brand remains active according to the supplied description, but further corporate and commercial details require additional verification.

• 1953

  Brand invented

  [1]Ice Peak (soft drink)en.wikipedia.org

  Ice Peak was invented in Xi'an, establishing the origin of the orange-flavored soft-drink brand.

A regional Chinese orange-soda brand positioned through Xi'an identity, Shaanxi culinary traditions, and restaurant-meal consumption.

• Soft drink · 1953

  Ice Peak orange soda

  Ice Peak's signature product is an orange-flavored carbonated soft drink. It is associated with restaurant dining in Shaanxi and is frequently served with regional foods such as paomo and youpo noodles. The beverage also forms part of the Sanqin set meal alongside roujiamo and liangpi, making its consumption closely connected with local cuisine and regional food culture.

1. 1Ice Peak (soft drink)en.wikipedia.org
2. 2Ice Peak official homepagexabingfeng.com