Although the drink contains acetic vinegar, Shen Jian, sales manager at Beijing Longmen Hetiankuan Food Co., pointed out that the acid content was very low which meant the drink did not taste like vinegar. Drinks of this kind, however, have already proved popular with health-conscious consumers in other Asian markets such as Japan and Taiwan.

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