Sunny Delight Beverages

Sunny Delight Beverages Co. is the creator of Sunny Delight, aka SunnyD. It spun off from Procter & Gamble in 2004. The company is owned by J.W. Childs Associates.[1]

Headquarters

The company has one main headquarter located in Cincinnati, Ohio with a head count of 615 employees. Sunny Delight Beverages Co. 10300 Alliance Road, #500 Cincinnati, Ohio 45242

Manufacturing plants

There are 5 different manufacturing plants located in America:

·New Jersey: 10 Corn Road Dayton, New Jersey 08810-1527

·Texas: 4000 Howe Drive Sherman, Texas 75091

·Georgia: 7000 LaGrange Boulevard Atlanta, Georgia 30336

·California: 1230 North Tustin Avenue Anaheim, California 92807

·Massachusetts: 20 Harvard Road Littleton, Massachusetts 01460

Sustainability Efforts and Achievements

Sunny Delight has set goals in three sustainability areas: environmental, economic and social.[2] A quote from their CEO states: “We pursue sustainability because it so strongly fits with the personal values of those who manage SDBC every day. We want our company to be a positive force in our communities and to become a well-respected citizen. We want our families to be proud of the work we do every day”[3]

Environmental Efforts in 2013[4]

Economic Achievements

SDBC seeks to increase profits through stewardship of resources and improvements in the taste, healthiness, and packaging of their products.

Social Efforts[7]

As of 2013, SDBC accomplished the following in employee health improvements:

They also made significant contributions to local communities in the following ways:

Sunny Delight Executive Team

Sunny Delight Leadership Team

Products

History

References

  1. SunnyD News
  2. http://ww2.sunnyd.com/company/news_pop12.shtml
  3. http://www.anjr.com/njwastewise/2012/SDBC-051712.pdf
  4. http://ww2.sunnyd.com/files/sustainability/SDBC13-SustainabilityReport.pdf
  5. http://www.anjr.com/njwastewise/2012/SDBC-051712.pdf
  6. http://ww2.sunnyd.com/files/sustainability/SDBC13-SustainabilityReport.pdf
  7. http://ww2.sunnyd.com/files/sustainability/SDBC13-SustainabilityReport.pdf

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