Sinalco expands Sinconade range

Sinconade is now available in two refreshing flavors

05-Mar-2025

Following the successful launch of Sinconade pomegranate and cranberry, the new mango and passion fruit flavor is now available. Both varieties are non-carbonated, low in calories and enriched with a valuable combination of magnesium, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6 and biotin. Six percent fruit content gives both varieties an authentic fruitiness. Sinconade is available in the handy 0.5 l disposable PET bottle, which is made from 100% recycled PET. The fully sleeved bottles with a large label ensure a modern and eye-catching presence on the shelf.

"As an isotonic sports drink, Sinconade appeals to everyone who is looking for a functional yet tasty refreshment due to their active lifestyle," says Heino Hövelmann, Managing Director of Deutsche Sinalco. "The fruity kick of freshness with added magnesium is low in calories and packed with vitamins. This makes Sinconade ideal for anyone looking for more energy and performance in endurance sports."

Sinconade comes from Sinalco and expands the diverse range of the classic lemonade. The man behind the product is Lars Hövelmann - now the 5th generation of the traditional company's owner family: "With Sinconade, Sinalco is sending out a strong signal for innovation, taste and sustainability - the perfect choice for athletes, active people and anyone who wants conscious refreshment".

For optimum product presentation at the point of sale, an eye-catching single-bottle display is available that offers space for 40 bottles of each of the two varieties. At the same time, Sinconade is perfect for spontaneous grabbing as a cold refreshment from the fridge. A practical six-pack is also available for convenient stocking at home.

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