Slice (drink)

==1984–1989==
Slice was launched in 1984 to replace the ailing Teem.
==1989-1994==
Slice - 1989x.jpeg|Alternate logo
==1994–2000==
Slice - 1994 LL.jpeg|Lemon-lime variant
Slice - 1994 MO.jpeg|Mandarin orange variant
Slice_1994.png|Mandarin orange can
Slice - 1994 SB.jpeg|Strawberry variant
Slice - 1994 FP.jpeg|Fruit punch variant
Slice - 1994 R.jpeg|Red variant
Slice - 1994 PA.jpeg|Pineapple variant
Slice - 1994 G.jpeg|Grape variant
==2000–2009==
By 2000, Sierra Mist had been launched to spin off Slice’s lemon-lime flavor under a new name, and in late 2005 most flavors were carried over to the new Tropicana Twister soda line. Distribution dwindled until the drink was no longer sold by 2009.
==2018–2021==
In December 2018, New Slice Ventures, LLC introduced a brand-new line of Slice-branded sparkling water and fruit juice beverages, using the trademark portfolio they had acquired from PepsiCo in the United States and Canada. 
==2022–present==
Slice 2022.svg|Black version
In late 2022, New Slice Ventures re-branded their line of Slice beverages in a "retro-style", using a modified version of the 1984–1989 Slice logo. In addition to this change, natural sweeteners allulose and monkfruit were introduced to the line's formulas.
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