• Category – Soft drinks, still
  • Available – From this month
  • Location – The UK
  • Price – Not immediately available

Fentimans has rolled out a trio of still soft drinks with touted health benefits in the UK.

The ‘Good & Fruity’ line is made up of Cherry & Blood Orange, Apple & Elderflower and Lemon & Pink Ginger variants. The range is available in single and four-pack 25cl bottles, according to the UK-based mixers company.

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The new brand, which is free from sugar and contains 35% fruit juice, is fortified with calcium, zinc and vitamin B6, which the company claims help to “support digestion and metabolism”.

“We know that a growing number of our consumers are increasingly looking for great tasting drinks that are both good for your body and full of flavour, a permissible treat,” said Fentimans marketing director, Andrew Jackson. “We have worked long and hard on the new recipes to ensure we can deliver a functionally beneficial drink, with absolutely no compromise on flavour.”

The launch will be supported in the UK with both print and out-of-home advertising as well as sampling, digital and in-store activations.

Last year, Fentimans dropped the 12.5cl-bottle pack size for its namesake mixer and tonic portfolio, switching instead to 20cl bottles.

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