Oriental Spring

Oriental Spring (officially Oriental Spring Co., Ltd.) was a pre-War Chinese beverage company that operated out of Hebei. While it did not have a local competitor, its main competitor was Lime-Dou, a pseudo-subsidiary of the Nuka-Cola Corporation. Oriental Spring was best-known for its flagship beverages East Leaf and Dash Pop.
== Background ==
Established by former East-Tek executive Xin Xiang on December 1st, 2012, with their tea beverage East Leaf entering the beverage market in early 2013. It was advertised as a cold sugar-free tea beverage. While the drink utilizes a top-secret experimental artificial sweetener which was in reality unhealthy and more potent than sugar itself, it still took the Chinese beverage market by storm, but would experience limited success in other countries. 
Other variations of East Leaf were created, most notably East Leaf Cupid's Blend, produced in limited quantities and sold exclusively on Valentine's Day, storming the market whenever it comes out, and would experience more success in the international market. Oriental Spring branched out its product range by 2024, creating other beverages such as the Oriental Orchard line of fruit drinks, 105° Milk Tea, and Oriental Spring Water, all becoming popular beverages in China, with Oriental Spring establishing itself as a household name.
Its first real attempt at soft drinks was Dash Pop, a soda-flavored carbonated beverage released in 2033 and would only be sold in Southern China. It was successful, and it would be introduced to the rest of China by 2035, followed by a limited release in select countries, notably the United States, where it became a commercial failure due to extreme paranoia to Chinese-made products, and was completely driven out by the newly-introduced Nuka-Cola. Nonetheless, Oriental Spring continued to promote Dash Pop in the international market. 
Instead, it found success in the Eastern Bloc in many different names as an "imitation" drink due to the ban on Western products. Following the success of East Leaf in China and Dash Pop in the Eastern Bloc, there was increased cooperation with the Chinese government, leading to the formation of the Thirst Quencher Division was formed to rival the Beverageers of the Nuka-Cola Corporation. 
Dash Pop continued to thrive, and more flavors such as , , , and most notably the Dash Pop-East Leaf limited-edition drink, highly sought after by both pre-War and post-War collectors. Oriental Spring would also buy out other beverage companies, including their main rival, the East-Tek Beverage Company after heated negotiations with East-Tek.