Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) unveiled its 2025 new flavor lineup in the United States.

“These new offerings are being introduced after a successful year of KDP flavor innovation in 2024, notably the viral popularity of Dr Pepper Creamy Coconut—the company's most successful limited-time-offering carbonated soft drink (CSD) to date—and the introduction of Canada Dry Fruit Splash Cherry, which achieved the top spot among all new CSD flavor innovations for the year,” KDP said in a press release.

The new flavors include:

• Dr Pepper blackberry is the newest permanent variety for the brand, “combining the original 23 flavors of Dr Pepper with the rich sweetness of blackberry flavor.” Dr Pepper blackberry will be available nationwide in regular and zero sugar varieties across a range of pack sizes, plus fountain and frozen dispensed formats.
• 7UP tropical “is a cool, crisp combination of 7UP … blended with tropical flavors of mango and peach and bursting with summery vibes.” The flavor will launch as a permanent flavor in February, and the regular and zero sugar versions will be available nationwide in 12 oz 12-packs.
• Snapple peach tea and lemonade will launch in March as a permanent addition to the brand and will be available nationwide in a variety of pack sizes.
• Bai Simbu strawberry and Bai Shala coconut strawberry are two permanent additions to the Bai lineup that “feature the most hydrating berry and are sweetened with plant-based stevia.” They will launch later this month.
• A&W ice cream sundae “offers a nostalgic treat, inspired by the combined flavors of sweet vanilla ice cream with the rich indulgence of fudge flavor.” The drink will be available in both regular and zero sugar options in 12 oz 12-packs and will be offered for a limited time starting in August.

KDP said that in addition to its nationwide launches, it will also introduce a variety of retailer exclusive and regional offerings throughout the year from brands including Sunkist, Crush, Mott's and more.

The NACS Foundation recently announced it is expanding its Future Fund Scholarship Program for 2025 with the support of Keurig Dr Pepper. This year's program will provide 16 scholarships of $3,000 each. These scholarships will help convenience store employees—and the children of employees—cover tuition costs for undergraduate or community college programs.