Refreshing Sunich lemonade fruit drink formulated with natural lemon juice in a 200cc single-serve aseptic carton.
FAQ
This product is formulated as a still (non-carbonated) fruit beverage and packed in aseptic Tetra Pak cartons. The non-carbonated composition delivers smooth hydration, natural citrus zest, and high digestive comfort, making it highly versatile for student catering, hospital diets, and conference refreshment.
The titratable acidity is calibrated to mirror natural lemon citric profiles without harsh astringency. The internal aluminum barrier of the Tetra Pak brick completely shields the liquid from light penetration and oxygen migration, preserving vitamin C content and pale-citrus clarity throughout its 12-month lifecycle.
Lemonade experiences elevated, consistent consumer demand across arid and tropical geographies. Its shelf-stable aseptic brick construction allows transport via standard dry cargo containers under normal seasonal scheduling, slashing the freight overhead associated with refrigerated cold-chain vessels.
A 40ft High Cube container accommodates between 2,600 and 2,800 master cases (approx. 93,600 to 100,800 units), governed primarily by axle-weight regulations in transit nations. Factory-direct MOQ is one FCL, available as a dedicated run or consolidated with other 200cc items.
Standard export documentation includes an authenticated Health Certificate issued by the national Food and Drug authority, Certificate of Origin, international Halal license, Certificate of Analysis (COA) covering microbial and chemical parameters, and international bill of lading/packing lists.
Yes, each drinking straw is encased in a protective food-grade plastic sheath affixed to the rear panel. Featuring a precision beveled puncture tip, it effortlessly pierces the foil laminate aperture without bending, leakage, or risk of external contamination.
Settlement is conducted via accredited banking or exchange channels in major trade currencies (AED, EUR, CNY, RUB, USD as agreed). The prevailing commercial terms stipulate a 30% advance deposit upon proforma invoice signing, with the 70% balance payable prior to cargo release or against bill of lading issuance.