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The company was founded in {{AN|1676}} as a result of the [[Sanpantul Industrial Revolution]]. It remained state-owned until {{AN|1680}}, when it was privatized, a rare privatization move under the [[Democrat Party (Sanpantul)|Democrats]]' rule. Production continued until 1692. Following Sanpantul's collapse, production ceased for a year and was abandoned. Under [[Batavian]] rule, production resumed at a reduced capacity. In {{AN|1702}}, the company regained its former production capacity. During the [[Sanpo-Çakar War]], the company supplied [[Spider Fleet]] with beverages and funds, making it the target of a major boycott campaign. Today, Yossu has become one of the leading companies in the soft drink industry. | The company was founded in {{AN|1676}} as a result of the [[Sanpantul Industrial Revolution]]. It remained state-owned until {{AN|1680}}, when it was privatized, a rare privatization move under the [[Democrat Party (Sanpantul)|Democrats]]' rule. Production continued until 1692. Following Sanpantul's collapse, production ceased for a year and was abandoned. Under [[Batavian]] rule, production resumed at a reduced capacity. In {{AN|1702}}, the company regained its former production capacity. During the [[Sanpo-Çakar War]], the company supplied [[Spider Fleet]] with beverages and funds, making it the target of a major boycott campaign. Today, Yossu has become one of the leading companies in the soft drink industry. | ||
Yossu's soft drink range is quite diverse. Yossu Mandarin is generally the most consumed and features citrus flavors. Other flavors include starfruit, cherry, strawberry, lovefruit, and mangosteen. The company uses over 40% natural fruit in its beverages, making it a major buyer of Sanpanese domestic agricultural products. Yossu Cola was launched between {{AN|1730}} and {{AN|1734}}, but production was discontinued due to rising costs and lack of popularity. | Yossu's soft drink range is quite diverse. Yossu Mandarin is generally the most consumed and features citrus flavors. Other flavors include starfruit, cherry, strawberry, [[Amaren sanpanensis|lovefruit]], and mangosteen. The company uses over 40% natural fruit in its beverages, making it a major buyer of Sanpanese domestic agricultural products. Yossu Cola was launched between {{AN|1730}} and {{AN|1734}}, but production was discontinued due to rising costs and lack of popularity. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:07, 26 October 2025
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| Type | Public Sector Enterprise |
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| Industry | Beverage |
| Founded | 1676 AN |
| Headquarters | Tsuku, Sanpantul |
Yossu Drinco, fully known as Yossu Drinco Inc., is a non-alcoholic beverage company in Sanpantul. Its headquarters are in Tsuku. Its CEO is xxxxx, who has been at the helm since 1743 AN. The company is one of Sanpantul's leading beverage companies. Yossu exports heavily to foreign countries, and Yossu produces the most consumed beverages in Keltia.
The company was founded in 1676 AN as a result of the Sanpantul Industrial Revolution. It remained state-owned until 1680 AN, when it was privatized, a rare privatization move under the Democrats' rule. Production continued until 1692. Following Sanpantul's collapse, production ceased for a year and was abandoned. Under Batavian rule, production resumed at a reduced capacity. In 1702 AN, the company regained its former production capacity. During the Sanpo-Çakar War, the company supplied Spider Fleet with beverages and funds, making it the target of a major boycott campaign. Today, Yossu has become one of the leading companies in the soft drink industry.
Yossu's soft drink range is quite diverse. Yossu Mandarin is generally the most consumed and features citrus flavors. Other flavors include starfruit, cherry, strawberry, lovefruit, and mangosteen. The company uses over 40% natural fruit in its beverages, making it a major buyer of Sanpanese domestic agricultural products. Yossu Cola was launched between 1730 AN and 1734 AN, but production was discontinued due to rising costs and lack of popularity.
