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Q Drinks expands into Rexam Sleek cans

New packaging enables lower price point

September 15, 2014
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After offering its line of carbonated soft drinks exclusively in glass bottles for seven years, Q Drinks now is expanding the beverages into Rexam’s aluminum Sleek cans.Q Drinks “For years, our spectacular sodas have only been available in glass bottles and carried by the finest restaurants and stores in America … but Rexam’s 12-ounce Sleek cans let us offer our sodas at a lower price — $5.99 for a four-pack and $1.49 for a single can — and thereby enable many more people to enjoy them,” said Q Drinks Founder Jordan Silbert in a statement. The new packaging format also offers portability, durability and sustainability benefits, the company notes. Q Drinks currently are available in 12-ounce Sleek cans at Wegmans, Sprouts, Fred Meyer, Big Y and Earth Fare retailers nationwide. They also are available on amazon.com and are being tested at Target stores, with plans to reach other retailers shortly, the company says.

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