Currently, with more than 550 products of Fruit Juice Line, NAWON still makes a lot of effort in R&D to expand this product line to serve customers all around the world with different demand. Our products are not and never created from CONCENTRATE, therefore, you could definitely count on us in terms of the quality of our Fruit Juice. We deal with multiple types of Fruit Juice Beverage and different packaging.

NAWON Fruit Juice are extracted from fresh and natural fruit as a raw material. NAWON Fruit Juice could be divided into two main categories: fruit juice drink and fruit juice with pulp. Fruit juice drink contain a range of vitamins and other nutrients, making them nutritious beverages. Besides, fruit juice with pulp is the products adding the fruit pulp into products in order to provide more fruit fiber.

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Single Fruit Juice:

The most frequent type of fruit juice is single fruit juice, which is made up of only one type of fruit. The original quality and fragrance of fruits are typically retained in these drinks. There are multiple types of fruit that NAWON produce. For example, tropical fruits like apple, orange, banana, passion fruit, orange, red grapes, white grapes, guava, lychee, pineapple, mango, mangosteen, watermelon, peach, etc. Because there are many kinds of fruit juices, the ingredients are different.

One of the best-seller from NAWON is 100% Fruit Juice which extracted from 100% fresh fruit. Fruit juice that is fresh and has not lost nutrients throughout the extraction process has the maximum nutritional value. These products are created by: Apple, Orange, Papaya, Mango, Pink Guava, Lychee, Soursop, Passion Fruit and Winter Melon. These fruits are high in vitamins and can help children of all ages improve their immune system. NAWON 100% Fruit Juice product line is exported from many countries and received many positive feedback from our customer.

Besides, NAWON also creates the 30%-70% of Fruit Juice according to customer demand. Our production line operates flexibly to fulfil customers’ demand.

Mixed Fruit Juice:

Mixed fruit juices are a blend of two or more fruit juices that give a variety of nutrients while also compensating for the lack of flavor in some fruits. Although grapefruit juice is high in nutrients and contains a lot of sugar, acid, milk, protein, amino acids, vitamins, inorganic salts, and other nutrients, most individuals cannot tolerate the acid and bitter taste. If you blend it with other fruit juices, it tastes much better.

Fruit Juice With Pulp:

The most basic product formed by the processing of fresh fruit is fruit pulp. It contains both the juice and the pulp, the stringy fiber that is frequently removed from fruit juice. This type of fruit juice is also extracted from multiple fruits, for instance: orange, pink guava, peach, mango, soursop, pineapple, etc. NAWON now has a diversity of fruit juice with pulp at different volumes and different packaging.

Fruit and Vegetable Juice:

A beverage produced from fresh or chilled fruits or vegetables is known as fruit and vegetable juice. Vitamin B, vitamin E, vitamin C, carotene, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and other inorganic salts are found in fruits and vegetables, and these substances play a vital role in the preservation of human health, thus they are increasingly sought after by consumers.

Currently, NAWON has also developed new Fruit and Vegetable Juice which is added PREBIOTICS. Prebiotics are food-based compounds that promote the growth and activity of beneficial microorganisms including bacteria and fungi. Prebiotics have the ability to change the composition of species in the gut microbiome, which is the most common example. Prebiotics aid probiotics, which are tiny living microorganisms, including bacteria and yeast.

The ability of both dietary fibers and prebiotics to move down the upper part of your digestive tract and avoid digestion by the usual digestive processes that break down and remove nutrients from food is what makes them so special. Prebiotic fiber, on the other hand, differs from normal fiber in that it acts as a selective food source for the bacteria in your gut, providing a health advantage not found in non-prebiotic fiber. Essentially, prebiotics are complex carbohydrates that nurture your gut bacteria, while dietary fibers consist of non-starch polysaccharides and oligosaccharides alike that don’t selective feed your gut. Prebiotics can also be present in other types, such as polyphenols, although these are less common in our diets.