Natural Grocers has introduced organic kombucha and organic raw tepache to its private-label lineup with two new products and eight flavors.
Both products are brewed with Certified Colorado Rocky Mountain Spring Water and flavored with organic fruit juices.
The Natural Grocers Brand Organic Raw Kombucha is fermented with tea sourced from the foothills of the Himalayas and combined with organic evaporated cane sugar and organic fruit. It’s made with live probiotics, enzymes and antioxidants and has a traditional kombucha taste. In addition to the Organic Ginger (a longtime customer favorite), the company has added six new flavors to the line.
The varieties include: blueberry ginger, ginger, pineapple passion fruit, raspberry hibiscus, raspberry lemon ginger and blood orange.
Natural Grocers Brand Organic Raw Tepache is inspired by a traditional Mexican and South American beverage, with roots in Aztec culture. Instead of customary fermented corn and sugar, this version is crafted with organic pineapple as the base for the mother culture.
The two varieties that Natural Grocers will offer are organic citrus and organic mango chili. Both products are certified organic, non-GMO and flavored with organic juices. They are available in 16-ounce glass bottles, made without artificial flavors, preservatives and synthetic colors.
“Our house brand was created as a family legacy. We have always strived to offer our customers premium quality at an affordable price,” said Raquel Isely, VP of marketing at Natural Grocers.
“Our private-label products continue to evolve this effort with a more personal touch. These certified organic additions to our beverage line aren’t just attractively priced – they’re rich in quality, nutrition and taste…”
Established in 2016, the Natural Grocers Brand features more than 800 high-quality products. Recent additions to the private-label line include Organic Coffee Pods, with more products on the way such as a Natural Grocers Brand Organic Coconut Water.
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