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Caribé Juice acquires WTRMLN WTR

Cold-press juice companies align on mission to provide clean healthy beverages

Denver-based Caribé Juice, a minority-owned business, has acquired WTRMLN WTR, a female-founded company with a mission-forward brand and product portfolio. Caribé Juice is committed to continuing to advance the drink clean mission of WTRMLN WTR.


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WTRMLN SportWTR

WTRMLN SportWTR

WTRMLN WTR, a brand of World Waters LLC, introduced a new line of hydration beverages: WTRMLN SportWTR. 


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WTRMLN SportWTR

WTRMLN WTR introduces new line of sports drinks

WTRMLN SportWTR launches globally

WTRMLN WTR, a brand of Denver-based World Waters LLC, announced the global launch of WTRMLN SportWTR, an electrolyte-filled, healthy-hydrating and performance-enhancing beverage, the company says.


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WTRMLN SLCE Lineup

WTRMLN WTR adds non-refrigerated line

WTRMLNSLCE available on Amazon, California retails stores

WTRMLN WTR, Denver, launched WTRMLNSLCE, a non-refrigerated watermelon water that delivers electrolytes with 2 grams of natural sugar from watermelon and no artificial sweeteners, the company says.


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Readers name their favorite beverage of May

WTRMLN WTR showcases its continued popularity

With summer in full force, consumers continue to thirst for the refreshing taste of water including flavored waters with in innovative flavors. In the Readers’ Choice: New Product of the Month poll for May, the readers selected WTRMLN WTR as their favorite new product release.


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WTRMLN WTR new flavors

A brand of World Waters LLC, WTRMLN WTR announced the addition of four new flavors to its lineup: Blood Orange, Cucumber, Mint and Cayenne.


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WTRMLN WTR brand gives new life to ‘ugly’ melons

Watermelon water brand helping to drive clean food movement
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Jessica Jacobsen
In the Berenstain Bears’ book “Learn About Strangers,” Mama Bear uses “strange-” and traditional-looking apples to explain to Sister Bear to use caution around strangers because, like apples, you can’t tell the good from the bad by their outside appearance.
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