SodaStream

SodaStream is a brand of home beverage carbonation systems that let users carbonate water and make flavored sodas at home. The devices work by injecting carbon dioxide from a replaceable cylinder into a sealed bottle, producing carbonated water on demand. Users typically add flavor syrups to create various beverages, using reusable bottles designed for repeated use.

Origin of the brand traces to the early 20th century, with the modern SodaStream line operating until its acquisition by PepsiCo in 2018. The company is based in Israel and markets its products globally through retail and online channels.

Products range from entry-level to higher-end machines, plus a selection of CO2 cylinders and flavor syrups. Cylinders are refillable through exchange programs, and bottles are designed for reuse to reduce single-use plastic waste. SodaStream is marketed in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and other regions.