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When you think "antioxidants, "Some foods just come automatically in mind: bays, green tea and chocolate are some of theThe most loved No -Prenes. Grenada is known to be another powerful fruit that rinsed with antioxidants, which is a reason for a reason that fans are excluded from the two new drinks outlets of Pom Wellles.

POM wonderful, the largest farmer and producer of fresh grenades and Granada juice at the USD, announced the addition of two super-teas as part of the super Tits products created in 2014.Boost Boost Boost of Granate Boost combined "The antioxidant power of grenade and elderly woman with a black tea boost" according toPerishable news, whileThe white tea of ​​the orange flower of Granada "is a deliciously harmonious combination of pure white tea, the antioxidant goodness of the grenades and the scented flavor of the orange blossom."

These two new wonderful teas join the pomegranate of the brand Peach Passion Tea White Passion Tea, green tea of ​​Granada and tea at the lemonade of Grenada.

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Pom WellerMaps' marketing SVP stated that their last six-month sales are 25% higher than they have been at the same time of schedule. Addition of these two new flavors wearing "customers of antioxidant goodness learned to know and love" of the brand are an answer to the demand of consumers, he says. "Now more than ever, consumers seek to integrate more antioxidants into their daily routines. POM teas are an easy and delicious way to do exactly that." (And we thought that pomegranate juice has done very good mimosas ...)

Another reason to love these new Super Super-Thés POM is that our research tells us that they are a sugar significantly that the grenade juice gorgeous pom, with 17 grams of sugar compared to 39 classic juice and half the calories (80 versus 160).

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