Carbonated classic-formula energy drink enhanced with taurine, caffeine, and essential B-complex vitamins.
FAQ
In Alis Classic Energy Drink, the caffeine level is strictly standardized at approximately 32 mg per 100 ml (80 mg per 250 ml unit), accompanied by 400 mg of taurine per 100 ml (1,000 mg per serving). These concentrations strictly comply with national and international food safety limits, delivering safe yet noticeable functional alertness.
Yes, in full compliance with Codex Alimentarius and Food & Drug regulations, mandatory advisory statements stating "Not recommended for children, pregnant or lactating women, and individuals sensitive to caffeine" are prominently printed on every container.
The formulation is fortified with Niacin (B3), Pantothenic Acid (B5), Vitamin B6, and Vitamin B12. These essential vitamins function as coenzymes in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, facilitating cellular energy turnover and sustaining nervous system stability during physical fatigue.
Carbonation is calibrated precisely between 5.5 and 6.5 g/L. The packaging undergoes rigorous burst-pressure testing and automated leak detection to ensure complete gas retention without bulging or integrity failure, even in hot climate transit conditions.
Packaged in 24-unit shrink bundles, a standard pallet carries 108 to 120 shrink packs (2,592 to 2,880 units). The MOQ for domestic distribution is typically a single or double-axle freight truck load (600 to 900 packs), whereas export orders require a 20ft or 40ft container load.
Thanks to advanced tunnel pasteurization and clean packaging conditions, the product has an 18-month shelf life. To prevent thermal degradation of B-vitamins and protect crisp carbonation, warehouses must maintain continuous ventilation and keep ambient temperatures below 30°C.
Yes, with extensive bottling and canning capacity, Alis offers contract manufacturing and OEM services for international brand owners, tailoring formulation parameters, sweetness profiles, and custom branding upon meeting commercial production thresholds.