Lacroix

Lacroix is a brand of sparkling water that originated in France. The company was founded in 1900 by Henri Lacroix, who was inspired by the popularity of soda water in the United States. Lacroix's original product was a sparkling water with a hint of lemon, which was marketed as a healthier alternative to soda. The brand gained popularity in France and eventually expanded to other countries, including the United States.

Lacroix sparkling water is known for its high quality and purity. The company uses a unique filtration process to remove impurities from the water, resulting in a product that is free from chlorine, fluoride, and other contaminants. Lacroix also uses a proprietary carbonation process to achieve a consistent level of carbonation in each bottle.

In addition to its flagship sparkling water, Lacroix offers a variety of flavored sparkling waters, including lemon, lime, orange, and raspberry. The brand also produces a line of flavored sparkling waters for children, as well as a line of sparkling waters infused with herbs and spices.

Lacroix is owned by the French company Danone, which acquired the brand in 2008. The company has since expanded its product offerings to include a range of sparkling waters, juices, and other beverages. Lacroix continues to be a popular choice for consumers seeking a healthier alternative to soda and other sugary beverages.