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Autumn favourite: Cold Mix Ginger–Lemon–Turmeric

Autumn is coming – the perfect time to put the Cold Mix on your shelves. Ginger, lemon and turmeric are popular with many consumers as natural immune system boosters. Together, they form a mix that is ideal for tea, shots and smoothies.

Autumn is coming – the perfect time to put the Cold Mix on your shelves. Ginger, lemon and turmeric are popular with many consumers as natural immune system boosters. Together, they form a mix that is ideal for tea, shots and smoothies. 

→ Ginger: warming, popular in fresh teas and juices 
→ Lemon: fresh, vitamin C boost and flavouring 
→ Turmeric: known for its powerful colour and traditional use for colds, packed with bioactive substances. 

Tip: turmeric is often combined with a pinch of black pepper to promote the absorption of curcumin. 

Extra benefit of organic: ginger, lemon and turmeric are often used with their peel in tea and shots. Organic means no traces of chemical pesticides in the glass – pure nature for the consumer. 

With the Cold Mix, you can offer a ready-made seasonal opener for your shelves. Bundle the products in an attractive package or present them together: practical, recognisable and ready for immediate purchase. 

Contact your Eosta account manager for ordering options. 

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