Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L

Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L is a Prisma Tetra fruit cocktail. Water and sugars lead, then concentrated apple and/or grape juices with sulphites, peach juice, citric acid, natural and artificial flavours, sodium citrate, tartrazine and sunset yellow FCF.

The cocktail is made in Canada for Lassonde of Rougemont, Quebec. Open Food Facts even prints Prepared in Canada on this GTIN. Fruit for the concentrates is bought on every continent.

A 250 mL cup has 90 calories and 21 g of sugars. The front says natural and artificial flavours. Artificial peach flavour, the FAQ explains, is synthesized to copy peach extract.

Product Highlights

  • 1 L Prisma Tetra carton
  • 90 calories per 250 mL
  • 21 g sugars per cup
  • Contains sulphites
  • Tartrazine and sunset yellow FCF
84

Our Canadian score

Strong Canadian ties

Canadian-made, domestic & imported inputs

Company’s own label claim: “Prepared in Canada

Allen's peach cocktail is Canadian-owned and made in Canada. Lassonde of Rougemont, Quebec, owns the brand. Prepared in Canada means Canadian plants using Canadian and imported fruit, including peach and grape concentrates.

Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)

Manufacturing30% of score100/100

All of our juices and fruit juice cocktails are proudly made in Canada for/by Canadians.

Ingredients / Materials25% of score50/100

This statement tells us that the product was manufactured in our Canadian facilities. The product is manufactured from Canadian and imported ingredients.

Brand Ownership20% of score90/100

Lassonde, a Canadian family-owned business, entered the scene by purchasing the Allen's brand in 1999, strengthening Allen's Canadian connection even more.

Headquarters10% of score100/100

755 Principale Street Rougemont (Québec) J0L 1M0

Canadian Workforce6% of scoreNo data
Packaging5% of score100/100

All of our juices and fruit juice cocktails are proudly made in Canada for/by Canadians.

Design & R&D4% of scoreNo data

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Made In
Canada
Owned By
Lassonde, Rougemont, Quebec
Size
1 L
Key Ingredients
Water, sugars, apple, grape and peach concentrates
Allergens
Sulphites

Product Information

Nutrition Facts

Per 1 cup (250 mL)% DV
Calories / Calories90
Fat / Lipides0g0%
Saturated / saturés0g0%
+ Trans / trans0g
Cholesterol / Cholestérol0mg
Sodium35mg2%
Carbohydrate / Glucides22g
Fibre / Fibres0g0%
Sugars / Sucres21g21%
Protein / Protéines0g
Calcium20mg2%
Iron / Fer0mg0%
Potassium50mg1%

Ingredients

Water, Sugars (sugar/glucose-fructose, concentrated (apple and/or grape [sulfites] and peach) juices), Citric acid, Natural and artificial flavours, Sodium citrate, Tartrazine, Sunset yellow FCF.

Contains:

Sulphites
Refrigerate after opening and use within 10 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Allen's peach cocktail made in Canada?

Yes. Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L is made in Canada. Open Food Facts records Prepared in Canada on this 1 L GTIN, matching the brand FAQ.

Is Allen's peach cocktail 100% juice?

No. Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L is a cocktail. Water and sugars lead, with peach, apple and/or grape concentrates further down.

Does Allen's peach cocktail contain sulphites?

Yes. Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L lists sulphites with the grape concentrate. Tartrazine and sunset yellow FCF are also on the label.

Is the peach flavour in Allen's peach cocktail natural?

Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L lists natural and artificial flavours. The FAQ says artificial peach flavour is chemically synthesized to copy peach extract.

Where can you buy Allen's peach cocktail 1 L?

Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L is a grocery Prisma Tetra carton. Deposit and recycling rules vary by province.

Can Allen's peach cocktail be frozen?

Allen's Peach Cocktail 1 L is a 1 litre carton. The FAQ only endorses freezing 200 mL single-serve packs, then shaking before drinking.