26 Facts About Jones Soda

In November 2006, Jones Soda announced that it would replace high fructose corn syrup in its products with cane sugar.

In 2008, Jones Soda announced a second-quarter loss and the downsizing of 42 employees, cutting costs a little over $2.

In March 2010, Jones Soda agreed to allow rival, Reed's, Inc, to purchase the company at a steep discount.

Jones Soda then named former Talking Rain president William Meissner as President and CEO.

In June 2011, Jones Soda moved out of its South Lake Union headquarters to a building in Pioneer Square opposite CenturyLink Field.

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In Spring 2015, Jones Soda moved out of its Pioneer Square building to a larger space in Seattle.

On October 12,2004, Jones Soda introduced 12oz cans for the first time with an exclusive distribution deal with Target, though other stores now sell the cans.

In January 1999, Jones introduced the "slim" line of diet sodas but discontinued it in 2003 in favor of a sugar-free line.

In 2019, Jones introduced two new sugar-free flavors: SF Strawberry Lime, and SF Cream Soda.

Jones Soda Energy was the second entry into the energy drink market and included three flavors in 8.

Jones Soda Juice debuted in 2001 with such flavors as Limes with Orange, Berry White, Dave, Black, Purple Carrot, and Fu Cran Fu.

Jones Soda came out with 24C sports drinks in 2006, first available in two flavors.

In 2016, Jones Soda partnered with 7-Eleven to produce a line of five flavors available exclusively at the convenience store chain.

In 2022, Jones announced a cannabis-infused soda and candy brand, Mary Jones.

In October 2004, Jones Soda announced a licensing agreement with Lime Lite Marketing to create Jones Soda flavored lip balm.

In early 2005, Jones Soda entered the "frozen novelty" market with their Jones Frozen Soda Pops.

Demand was so overwhelming that Jones Soda sold out within two hours, the bottles fetching in excess of $10 a piece on auction sites such as eBay.

In September 2006, Jones Soda released the 10th Anniversary Pack, which included two "current favorites", and two "original favorites", along with a Hot Wheels version of a Jones Soda Van.

Also in October 2006, Jones Soda released the Berries and Cream Limited Edition pack to raise awareness for the Breast Cancer Recovery Foundation.

In 2007 Jones Soda again sold the Valentines Pack, including the two bottles of Love Potion No 6, a pair of Jones-branded boxer shorts, a box of Necco Conversation hearts, and a "Spin the Bottle" board printed on the back of the box.

In preparation for the Seattle Seahawks' 2007 season, Jones Soda offered a limited-edition Seahawks pack starting on September 27.

Around Thanksgiving, Jones Soda again released three flavors for the Holidays, exclusively at Target stores.

In 2013, Jones Soda created a poutine-flavored limited-edition soft drink, which got international popular culture attention.

In 1999, Jones Soda began selling Jonas through a new section of their website in order to meet the growing demand of people wanting to circumvent the photo selection process.

The Seahawks previously sold soft drinks from The Coca-Cola Company; the Jones Soda deal made the team the first in the NFL to sign an exclusive deal with a soft drink company other than Coca-Cola or Pepsi.

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In June 2010, the Seahawks severed their association with Jones Soda and announced that they had signed a five-year agreement with Coca-Cola.