Alis Naturally Carbonated Mint Doogh 1500ml

In conventional carbonated dairy, industrial CO2 is mechanically dissolved under pressure, producing harsh, coarse bubbles. In Alis naturally fermented doogh, effervescence is generated biochemically by selected live strains, yielding micro-bubbles that dissolve smoothly on the palate without aggressive acidity or gastric irritation.

Because live fermentation generates internal gas, pressure fluctuates with temperature changes. Alis utilizes heavyweight preforms, reinforced petaloid base geometry, and enhanced wall thickness capable of withstanding multiple bars of internal hydrostatic pressure, eliminating the hazard of leakage or package deformation in logistics.

Once targeted carbonation and acidity are achieved, the inventory enters a strict sub-8°C cold chain to suspend active bacterial metabolism. Wholesalers must guarantee a 4°C to 8°C environment; exposure to ambient temperatures above 15°C will re-accelerate acidification and drive internal bottle pressure upward.

The sensory architecture avoids the aggressive sting of industrial carbonation. Instead, it provides a gentle, playful effervescence balanced by the clean botanical sweetness of natural mint, making it pleasing and refreshing across diverse age demographics.

The 6-bottle shrink wraps utilize high-density, high-micron polyethylene films engineered for rigid bundle consolidation. Interleaved slip-sheets between pallet layers and reinforced composite edge boards absorb mechanical shock during road freight and container handling.

Yes, all Alis doogh lines are fully audited and certified under ISO 22000, HACCP, and internationally recognized Halal bodies. All microbiological verification records and sanitary certificates are included in the comprehensive shipping dossier for regional customs.

Wholesale contracts typically operate on a standard deposit upon order confirmation, with balance clearance against the official Bill of Lading and customs sealing. For verified long-term distributors with high turnover, revolving credit lines or letters of credit (LC) can be structured.