Motts

Motts is a term that most commonly refers to Mott’s, a brand of apple-based foods and beverages marketed in North America. The brand is best known for applesauce and apple juice products, and its line has expanded over time to include fruit snacks and flavored drinks in various markets. The products are typically positioned toward families and children, with wide availability in grocery and mass retail channels.

Origin and ownership: The Mott’s brand traces its roots to the United States, established to commercialize apples into consumer products under the Mott name. In the modern corporate landscape, Mott’s is part of the Campbell Soup Company’s portfolio, which markets and distributes the brand across many regions. The spelling Motts (without the apostrophe) appears in some casual references and on certain packaging, but the official brand name is Mott’s.

Products and markets: Mott’s products commonly include applesauce in cups and squeezable pouches, as well as various apple juice and juice blend offerings. In certain markets, the brand has extended to fruit snacks and other apple-based items. Mott’s remains a familiar presence in North American groceries, often associated with family-friendly branding and standard apple flavors.

Notes: The term Motts may be used as an informal or alternate spelling of Mott’s and can also appear as a surname or in unrelated brand names. When encountered, it commonly points to the same lineage of apple-centric products in consumer markets.