Teisseire

Teisseire is a French syrup brand that goes back to Grenoble in 1720, when Mathieu Teisseire opened his business. In 1907 François Reynaud took it over and built a modern factory in Grenoble, and since 2006 all operations are centred in the Grésivaudan valley in Isère, with a factory in Crolles built in 1971. Teisseire presents itself as a company that makes drinks from fruit and plants in the French Alps.

Range

• Syrups in tubes, bottles and dosing bottles, among them Teisseire Zero without added sugar and ultra fruity syrups with up to 85 percent fruit
• The Mathieu Teisseire range and fruit purées
• The ready-to-drink Fruit Shoot, launched in 2011

Ownership

The Reynaud family sold Teisseire in 2005 to Fruité Entreprises, and in 2010 it was acquired by the British group Britvic. When Carlsberg bought Britvic in 2025, Teisseire joined the Carlsberg group, whose headquarters is in Copenhagen. There is no non-European parent.