| Brand Name | OEM brand, ZhenXi |
| Certification | FDA, FSSC, GMP, HACCP, HALAL, ISO, BRCGS |
| Delivery time | 20 – 25 days |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 2*20ft Container |
| Packaging | Can |
| Payment Options | L/C, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, Paypal |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Selling point | Fast, Fresh, Natural, Free Label Design, Private Label |
| Shelf Life | 12 Months Above |
| Volume | 330 ml（11.2 oz） |
Pink lemonade starts with the lemonade taste you want. For this 330ml vitamin C drink, define lemon intensity, sourness and sweetness first, then choose the pink appearance that fits your brand. The color does not fix the ingredient recipe.
The packaging format is a 330ml sleek can. Agree on the finished formula and commercial terms for your project.
| Product | Pink Lemonade flavor vitamin C drink |
|---|---|
| Can capacity | 330ml |
| Packaging | 330ml Sleek can |
| Supply brief | OEM / private label |
| Vitamin C | Target and declaration to agree |
| Fruit input | Recipe-dependent |
| Sugar & sweeteners | Specify in the brief |
| Caffeine & carbonation | Specify in the brief |
| Order & lead time | Confirm in the quotation |
A vitamin C drink is not automatically a caffeinated energy drink. Confirm caffeine, vitamin content, carbonation, shelf life and any special claim in the approved specification.
Keep the lemon reference clear when comparing samples. If you want an added berry note, state it explicitly rather than leaving it implied by the pink color. Review still or carbonated format, clarity and color with the selected formula before the can artwork is signed off.
| Lemon opening | Set the lemon aroma and any peel character at the first sip. |
|---|---|
| Sweet-tart balance | Choose how the sour opening should settle into the finish. |
| Pink appearance | Approve the shade independently of taste and any fruit-ingredient claim. |
Select the lemon benchmark before adding supporting notes. Record whether the brief calls for lemon alone or an additional flavor accent.
Specify shade and clarity with the sample. Confirm the ingredient route used to achieve the agreed appearance.
State whether the project requires carbonation. Evaluate the final flavor balance in that chosen format.
Use the selected flavor reference to connect the formula, can artwork and quotation.
Send a fruit or beverage benchmark and describe what should stay the same. Use coded samples to compare aroma, sweetness, acidity and finish.
State whether juice, concentrate, puree or visible fruit material is required. Review the proposed ingredient route against the desired drinking texture.
Set the vitamin C target per serving and the evidence needed for the destination market. Confirm the final nutrition declaration before artwork approval.
State sugar, sweetener, caffeine and carbonation requirements explicitly. Availability and final composition depend on the reviewed formula.
Align the product name, ingredient list, nutrition information, language and barcode on one approved can proof.
Provide units per case, quantity per design and delivery destination. Confirm the quoted pack, MOQ and lead time for the selected project.
Send the lemon reference, sweetness preference and desired pink shade. State any berry accent, carbonation requirement and quantity per 330ml can design.
Use the agreed reference and serving conditions. Record changes to taste, texture and appearance against each sample code.
Confirm the recipe, vitamin declaration, required assessments, storage instructions and shelf-life basis for the selected formula.
Check the can proof against the specification. Confirm barcode, language, case quantity and shipping marks before the order is released.
Agree on quantity, schedule, inspection documents and delivery terms in the quotation and order confirmation.
Match the ingredient list and nutrition panel to the selected recipe. Agree on the vitamin C declaration and supporting finished-product assessment for the intended storage period. Request current documents for any certification or claim required by your market.
Keep the approved sample code, formula revision and artwork version together. A change to a fruit input, sweetener or package should be reviewed before the next production order.
Practical points to settle before choosing the sample and label.
Not necessarily. Any berry note or ingredient must be stated in the brief and confirmed in the final recipe.
This product uses a lemon-led brief. Grapefruit has a separate page and sample reference in the range.
Include the shade you want in the appearance brief. Approve it with the selected formula and packaging artwork.
Carbonation is a project requirement to confirm. It is not established by the flavor name.
Yes. Compare sweetness levels against the same lemon reference and record the effect on the sour finish.
Provide the lemon benchmark, desired pink shade, any extra flavor note, carbonation requirement, market and can quantity.
Compare related flavor directions for your range.
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