Multi-fruit isotonic sports beverage engineered with essential electrolytes for rapid cellular hydration and endurance in a 300cc bottle.
FAQ
The Multi-Fruit variant exhibits a fruitier and rounded sweetness compared to the crisp, tangy citrus profile of the Lemon SKU. It has proven especially popular in indoor fitness centers, youth athletics, and general lifestyle hydration channels. Wholesale distributors typically balance assortments at a 60/40 ratio depending on regional consumer taste dynamics.
Sunich utilizes food-grade, regulatory-approved coloring agents fully compliant with Iranian FDA regulations and international Codex Alimentarius standards. The color matrix remains stable under standard shipping and ambient logistics without precipitating or creating ringing rings around the neck of the PET bottle.
The gross weight of each 24-unit shrink pack (300cc PET) is approximately 8.2 kg, factoring in liquid mass, preforms, caps, and LDPE shrink film. In warehouse operations, pallet double-stacking (1+1) is the maximum permissible limit to prevent excessive downward compression and structural deformation of bottom-tier bottles.
Due to continuous high-volume production at the Kaveh Industrial City plant, buffer stock for Sunich Isotonic SKUs is typically maintained, enabling dispatch of orders up to 500 shrink packs within 48–72 hours. For export orders exceeding 10,000 units requiring specific customs documentation, production planning takes 7 to 10 business days.
Sunich isotonic beverages are manufactured using tightly monitored thermal pasteurization and automated filling lines. Precise pH modulation combined with hermetic, tamper-evident cap sealing eliminates microbial activity and spoilage spores, securing biological and organoleptic stability over the full 9-month shelf life without heavy artificial preservatives.
For domestic Iranian procurement, transactions are handled via corporate banking transfer, bank guarantees, or prepayments prior to dispatch. For international export contracts, settlements are executed in designated currencies via authenticated wire transfers, typically structured as 30% prepayment against Proforma Invoice and 70% upon presentation of Bill of Lading (BL) copies.