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America Is Going Wild For Seoul Juice

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
June 1, 2023
in Lifestyle
Reading Time: 6 mins read

Seoul Juice, a Korean Pear Juice that is as healthy as it is tasty, has been a top selling product across the country since the start of 2023!

Healthier than Gatorade, better tasting than Coconut Water, and with only three ingredients, former College athlete Luis Manta’s beverage is now available in countless stores and grocery chains all over, proving that anyone here in America with an idea to innovate and create a healthier change in our habits can succeed.

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We spoke to Luis one-on-one about his beverage and how it feels to now be going viral across the United States, and now even into Canada too…

1. How do you feel about the current state of health beverages in America right now?

I’m thrilled that customers are becoming more mindful about their food choices. As consumers demand greater transparency, brands like Seoul Juice have expanded their reach. Unlike established brands that often use chemical additives, hyper sweeteners, and “natural flavors,” we take pride in offering products made solely from fruit and water. 

2. What separates Seoul Juice from its competition? 

Seoul Juice is a delicious and refreshing beverage that contains electrolytes and is made with only three ingredients. As the first natural Korean Pear Juice to enter the US market, it is experiencing rapid growth. I originally developed Seoul Juice in my college dorm room so I could perform in Division 1 athletics. Korea Pear Juice stands out for its exceptional hydrating properties and delightful taste, unlike coconut water, which has a much more divisive flavor profile.Seoul Juice has an extremely refreshing taste that adults and kids of all ages love to enjoy. Seoul Juice also has as much potassium per bottle as a banana so it ensures you recover the electrolytes you lose throughout the day. Many high level athletes turn to Seoul Juice to get their hydration needs covered.

3. With summer almost here, what is coming up for your company and its recent expansions? 

After successfully launching in Detroit and Toronto, we are thrilled to announce our upcoming expansion into the Pacific Northwest later this month. Our mission is to provide clean and healthy hydration to the entire nation, and we are eager to bring our products to more people. As summer begins and temperatures soar, we are here to ensure everyone stays hydrated and active throughout the summer months.

4. As a former athlete yourself and for younger kids now playing sports, is Seoul Juice the right choice over a drink like Gatorade?  

Speaking from my personal perspective, I prefer consuming clean ingredients that I can easily pronounce and understand, as opposed to consuming artificial, man-made substances. That’s why I believe Seoul Juice is an ideal choice for individuals seeking clean and transparent hydration .Seoul Juice offers a product that aligns with current customers needs, as it is made from simple, transparent ingredients, without any hidden additives or artificial components. By choosing Seoul Juice, individuals can feel confident in the quality and transparency of what they are putting into their bodies, making it an excellent option for those who prioritize clean and wholesome hydration. 

5. Are there any changes in America and the beverage industry you would make if you could? 

In my opinion, it is essential to eliminate the term “natural flavors”. If consumers were aware of the actual composition of what is now labeled as “natural flavors” they would reconsider their purchasing decisions. Having spent the majority of the past decade working in food development, I strongly believe that labeling products with “natural flavors’ is a deceptive practice. It masks the true nature of the ingredients used and can mislead customers into thinking they are making healthier choices. By removing this ambiguous and misleading term, we can promote greater transparency in the food industry, allowing consumers to make more informed decisions about the products they purchase and consume.

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Jennifer has been a part of the journey ever since The American Reporter started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from health category.

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