Capri Sun is a brand of juice concentrate drink owned by the German Company WILD (Chairman Dr. Hans-Peter Wild) and sold in silver pouches. It was developed by Rudolf Wild in 1966 in Germany, where Capri Sonne has been a registered trademark since 1952. Capri Sun has been distributed in the United States since 1981. Kraft Foods is a licensed production partner for North America. In the Netherlands and the UK, it is distributed by Coca-Cola Enterprises.

A pouch of Capri Sun apple juice

Many of the Capri Sun flavors are tropical-themed. There were also Big Pouch Capri Sun that came in a larger, 11.25 ounce pouch, but discontinued in February 2006. Capri Sun Island Refreshers come in a 16.5 ounce "Bottle Can," this can is in bottle shape with a screw on cap but is made of aluminum. The Roarin' Water Capri Sun is sold in the standard 6.75 ounce pouch but is flavored water. Capri Sun drinks are often supplied with pre-packaged cold lunches, such as Lunchables, but are also sold in cans in vending machines. The drink has recently become available in a "family size" that is essentially a 64 oz. version of the beverage but is currently only available in 3 of the standard pouch flavors. The product is available in a variety of flavors and pouch sizes. Around 2003, Kraft introduced Capri Sun Sport, a Gatorade-like sports drink, with at first only two flavors, and came in a regular Capri-Sun pouch. Today, it has around sixteen flavors.

Standard Pouch

• Red
• Grape
• Orange
• Strawberry
• Strawberry Kiwi
• Splash Cooler
• Mountain Cooler
• Coastal Cooler
• Pacific Cooler
• Tropical Punch
• Fruit Kick
• Purple
• Red Berry
• Lemonade
• Piña Mango
• Atlantic Cooler
• Wild Cherry
• Banana Blast
• Tropical Blast
• Apple
• Blackcurrant

Roarin' Waters (Flavored Water)

• Strawberry-Kiwi
• Wild Cherry
• Tropical Fruit
• Purple

Sunrise

• Tropical Morning
• Orange Wake Up
• Berry Tangerine Morning