Rita Orange Carrot Juice Blend Drink 1L PET Bottle

A bright, breakfast-ready Citrus and carrot blend designed for effortless pouring, reliable flavor, and strong shelf appeal. This approachable Orange carrot beverage from Rita Food & Drink Co.,Ltd brings juicy orange lift and a smooth carrot finish to family tables, hotel buffets, cafés, and workplace canteens.

Product Vision: Sunshine in a Family-Size Format

When we imagined this SKU, we wanted a glass that smells like a fresh morning—zesty orange first, then gentle vegetable roundness. The outcome is a Breakfast juice blend that fits both quick family routines and professional service environments. In taste mapping and pilot sensory, our team prioritized three cues: juicy citrus aroma, balanced sweetness, and an easy-drinking texture that invites second pours. The result is a Family orange carrot drink that works equally well as a stand-alone refreshment or as a base for brunch mocktails.

The positioning centers on clarity. The flavor name reads cleanly at retail distance and in marketplace thumbnails; the colorway is unmistakably orange, signaling brightness and approachability. For buyers building an assortment across citrus and mixed vegetable lines, this SKU covers the “citrus + veg” slot without drifting into heavy, earthy tones—useful in mainstream grocery, convenience, and HORECA channels where broad appeal matters.

Ingredient Snapshot with Specific Notes (Quotes, No Links)

The following quotations summarize commonly recognized attributes of oranges and carrots in nutrition and food-science references. They speak about ingredients in general and do not imply any effects of this particular beverage.

Oranges (Citrus sinensis)

• “Oranges and citrus juices are widely recognized dietary sources of vitamin C.” — Nutrients
• “Orange juice characteristically contains citrus flavanones such as hesperidin and narirutin.” — Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
• “Citrus fruits contribute aroma compounds and organic acids that support their fresh, tangy sensory profile.” — Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety

Carrots (Daucus carota)

• “Carrots are naturally rich in beta-carotene, a provitamin A carotenoid.” — USDA FoodData Central
• “β-Carotene can be converted by the body to vitamin A.” — NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
• “Carrots provide characteristic carotenoids that contribute to color and can influence sensory perception.” — Food Chemistry

These quotes provide ingredient context for copywriting and buyer education. They are not medical advice or claims about the finished beverage.

Concept & Design Story: From Brief to Bottle

The creative brief

The brief called for a bright Tropical fruit juice direction with mellow vegetable body—something that tastes like sunshine without leaning too sweet. The team mapped profiles on a grid of citrus intensity, perceived sweetness, and vegetable weight. Our initial prototypes explored different orange varieties and carrot ratios. We selected a curve that kept orange top notes crisp while smoothing the mid-palate with carrot.

Visual language

We pair a vivid orange panel with clean typographic hierarchy: brand, flavor, product type. Ingredient photography supports fast recognition on shelf and digital thumbnails. The clear body showcases the natural hue; the tall, gently contoured silhouette reads as premium yet familiar. All elements work together to communicate: “This is a bright, everyday Fruit juice style drink you will enjoy cold.”

Flavor Architecture: Citrus Lift, Smooth Carrot Finish

• Aroma & first sip: juicy orange, light zest.
• Mid-palate: the carrot note rounds edges and softens acidity without heaviness.
• Finish: clean, friendly, and repeatable—the hallmark of a family-oriented Orange carrot beverage.

Because the profile is straightforward and easy to love, it supports multiple use cases: hotel buffet carafes, café brunch menus, family breakfast tables, and corporate pantry fridges. For mocktails, add ice, top with sparkling water, and garnish with a citrus twist or a mint leaf; the beverage’s clarity allows simple builds that look vivid in glassware.

Packaging & Practicality: 1L PET for Retail and HORECA

We chose 1L PET because it aligns with today’s retail and foodservice realities:

• Lightweight & durable: PET minimizes transport breakage and suits e-commerce parcel networks.
• Ergonomics: the waist contour feels secure—even with condensation—supporting frequent open-and-pour service.
• Planogram performance: bold orange labeling and clear flavor naming improve at-a-glance recognition.
• Cold-chain agility: the bottle fits standard fridge doors and back-bar shelves; case packs are easy to handle.

These packaging decisions benefit both households and professional buyers who need reliable throughput and neat presentation on front-of-house counters.

Directions for Use (Consumer-Facing, Copy-Ready)

• Shake well before use; natural settling may occur.
• Serve cold or over ice.
• Refrigerate after opening; enjoy within 3 days.
• Keep away from direct sunlight.

This guidance appears consistently across our labels to help retailers and distributors maintain unified planograms and PDP content.

Why Buyers Choose Rita

Consistent, repeatable flavor

In beverage programs, predictability is gold. Our blending targets and in-process checks support a stable sensory profile. That consistency builds trust with consumers, reduces returns, and simplifies staff training for hospitality.

Retail-ready communication

We write labels the way buyers list products: clear names, straightforward usage cues, and uncluttered claims language. That’s particularly helpful on marketplaces where shoppers skim thumbnails and short bullets before clicking.

Trade flexibility

From trial pallets to national rollouts, we tailor MOQs and offer rapid sampling so buyers can test velocities in real settings. Our account team provides the imagery, tech sheets, and product data needed for retail portals and distributor catalogs.

Rita Services — OEM/ODM, Private Label, and Export Support

• Private Label & ODM/OEM: We can tune citrus intensity, sweetness, and pulp levels for regional preferences; we also localize artwork, adjust naming conventions, and prepare bilingual layouts.
• Compliance & documentation: We assemble ingredient statements, nutrition data, barcodes, and customary declarations to align with destination requirements.
• Pilot to scale: Start with short runs for market tests; graduate to steady production with transparent lead times.
• Export & logistics: Pallet specs, shelf-life documentation, and coordination with forwarders ensure smoother customs clearance.
• After-sales & traceability: Lot tracking and responsive customer service back up retail chains and foodservice groups.

These services give partners a single point of contact from creative briefing through to replenishment.

Quality & Manufacturing: How We Keep It Reliable

Our manufacturing approach follows modern beverage practice:

• Ingredient acceptance: supplier checks and lot verification before batching.
• In-process controls: monitoring of blend parameters and fill consistency.
• Sensory & pack integrity: per-lot sensory panels against the approved profile; cap-torque and seal evaluations to support transport durability.
• Records & traceability: batch documentation that supports audits, distributor inquiries, and marketplace compliance.

This infrastructure underpins the brand promise associated with Rita Food & Drink Co.,Ltd and helps maintain reliable shelf experiences across markets.

Sustainability & Packaging Notes

PET’s light weight helps optimize freight efficiency, and many markets operate PET recycling streams. For private label partners, we can discuss recycled-content targets where supply chains permit. We also review secondary packaging—cartons and dividers—to minimize material usage while protecting product through distribution.

Communication matters here: if your market has strong recycling infrastructure, consider adding end-consumer guidance on PDPs or shelf talkers. Clean, practical instructions (“Rinse, remove cap if required, recycle where facilities exist”) help reinforce sustainability efforts without over-claiming.

Channel Playbook: Where It Fits and How to Sell It

Grocery & supermarket

Place in the ambient Fruit juice aisle and reinforce “Family-Size 1L” on shelf labels. Cross-merchandise with bakery or breakfast cereal to align with morning missions.

Convenience & forecourt

Highlight speed and refreshment—this Orange carrot beverage is an easy grab-and-go for commuters and families stocking up ahead of weekend brunches.

HORECA (hotels, restaurants, cafés)

List in “Juices & Mixers” or “Breakfast & Brunch” sections. For banquets and conferences, decant into carafes and serve over ice; the color reads beautifully in glass.

Marketplaces & B2B catalogs

Hero image: bottle front. Second image: pour over ice. Third: close-up of label. Bullets should emphasize format and convenience (“Ready to Drink,” “1L PET,” “Serve Chilled”). Keep copy tight, and lead with the two things shoppers care about most—flavor and format—before elaborating.

Serving Ideas: Simple, Vivid, Shareable

• Citrus Spritz (non-alcoholic): 2 parts Orange carrot juice, 1 part sparkling water, served over ice with an orange twist.
• Brunch Cooler: Orange carrot beverage with crushed ice, a slice of orange, and a mint leaf; optional ginger syrup for a soft spice note.
• Kids’ Pitcher: Dilute to taste with still or sparkling water and add a few frozen orange slices as fun “ice cubes.”

Because the flavor profile is clean, these builds stay clear and photogenic for menus and PDP imagery.

Technical Snapshot (Catalog-Style, Copy-Ready)

• Product name: Rita Orange Carrot Juice Blend Drink 1L PET Bottle
• Category: Non-carbonated Fruit juice style beverage; Tropical fruit juice positioning
• Format: 1L PET (multi-serve), twist cap
• Appearance: bright orange hue; clarity may vary by storage and handling
• Aroma & Palate: juicy citrus top notes; rounded carrot mid-palate; smooth carrot finish
• Use cases: breakfast bars, hotel buffets, cafés, family fridges, school canteens, conference breaks
• Storage: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; refrigerate after opening
• Service: shake well; serve chilled or over ice; enjoy within 3 days after opening

Directions for Use (Repeat for PDP Consistency)

• Shake well before use; natural settling may occur.
• Serve cold or over ice.
• Refrigerate after opening; enjoy within 3 days.
• Keep away from direct sunlight.

Consistency across packaging and PDPs improves shopper confidence and helps reduce customer service queries.