Slice was launched in 1984 to replace the ailing Teem.
1989-1994[]
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Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Caslon Graphique
Launched:
1989
Alternate logo
1994–2000[]
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Lemon-lime variant
Mandarin orange variant
Mandarin orange can
Strawberry variant
Fruit punch variant
Red variant
Pineapple variant
Grape variant
2000–2009[]
By 2000, Sierra Mist had been launched to spin off Slice’s lemon-lime flavor under a new name, and in late 2005 most flavors were carried over to the new Tropicana Twister soda line. Distribution dwindled until the drink was no longer sold by 2009.
2018–2022[]
In December 2018, New Slice Ventures, LLC introduced a brand-new line of Slice beverages, using the trademark profolio they had acquired from PepsiCo in the United States and Canada. This version of Slice is comprised of sparkling water sweetened solely with USDA-certified organic fruit juice.
2022–present[]
In late 2022, New Slice Ventures re-branded their line of Slice beverages in a "retro-style", using a modified version of the 1984–1989 Slice logo. In addition to this change, natural sweeteners allulose and monkfruit were introduced to the line's formulas.