Food & Drink Innovation Network ? NEW EXOTIC SOFT DRINK ...

October 17th, 2012

BerryWhite organic has launched a new soft drink range made with exotic superfruits and natural ingredients.

The BerryWhite range comprises four variants, all combining white tea with superfruits; renowned for their high nutritional value and high anti-oxidant capacity.

One of the flavours combines Echinacea, which is good for the immune system, and all contain no artificial preservatives, additives or added sugar.

The four flavours available are:

• Goji Berries with Peaches, White Tea and Echinacea
• Cranberry, Guava and Elderberry with White Tea and Guarana
• Pomegranate and Blueberry with White Tea
• Lemon, Ginger and Acai Berry with White Tea and Yerba Mate

Further pushing its ?tastes good, does good? motto, BerryWhite will be giving a donation from every bottle sold to the charity Global Angels, pledging a minimum 10% of profits.

Founded by Molly Bedingfield, mother of Natasha and Daniel, Global Angels is the 100% charity ? meaning 100% of public donations go straight to providing water, food, education, homes and medical care for disadvantaged people.

Each glass bottle has a colour coded cap to distinguish between the superfruit combinations and ? all products carry the Soil Association logo.

BerryWhite is available from Ocado, Amazon and Planet Organic. RRP ?1.69.

For more information click here to visit the website.

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Source: http://www.fdin.org.uk/2012/10/new-exotic-soft-drink-range-from-berrywhite/

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