Jamnica (company)

Jamnica is a water bottling company from Croatia and part of Fortenova Group. Its main products are carbonated mineral water "Jamnica" and still mineral water "Jana", named after the two main water springs it uses near Pisarovina on the river Kupa. In addition to water products the company also manufactures juice drinks "Juicy", sports drinks "Jamnica Pro Sport" and soft drinks "Sky Cola", "TO", and "Jana Ice Tea". It is the largest bottled water producer in Croatia.
The company began filling its first bottles on October 18th, 1828. It is currently owned by Fortenova group. In 1993 the company and bottling plants went under a major modernization to support future growth. Since 2003 it has been traded on the Zagreb Stock Exchange as JMNC-R-A. Jamnica own several other brands including "Sarajevski Kiseljak" brand from Kiseljak, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the "Mivela" brand from Serbia and "Fonyódi" brand from Hungary. In addition, manufacturing and distribution centers are located in Slovenia, Serbia and the United States.
Jamnica's revenue in 2005 was 793.55 million HRK (c. $130 million).
Jana.
Jana is a brand of drinks, ranging from bottled water to iced teas, is produced by Jamnica. The water originates from Saint Jana from the Žumberak Mountains in Croatia. Its taste is described as "smooth with appealing freshness and silky texture". It entered the market of North America in 2006.
It received the Eauscar Award for "Highest Quality" at Aqua-Expo in Paris in 2005. The brand is certified carbon-neutral.