Watch this link and learn more about what these critics have to say about three packages that promote healthy product attributes. One of them being our very own Something Natural 
Click here: Beverage Roundtable: It’s good for you!
Packaging World speaks highly about Something Natural
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Packaging World, a publication that is dedicated to finding unique branding and packaging of products, spoke with Something Natural. Not only was Packaging World intrigued by our flock of birds on our cobalt blue back drop, it was enthralled with our branding as well. Something Natural Sparkling Water thanks Packaging World for taking the time to write about us. Read more here.
Bevnet.com Reviews Something Natural
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The leading news publication for the beverage industry, Bevnet.com, reviewed three Something Natural Sparkling Water flavors: Pink Grapefruit, Black Cherry and Blueberry Lemon. We are quite pleased with the results, scoring four stars across the board. Bevnet reviewed our packaging, flavor and branding, read more here…
Something Natural appears in The Improper Bostonian
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Something Natural is produced in New England and, of course, we love everything New England has to offer, like one of our favorite publications, The Improper Bostonian.
We are thrilled with not only the fantastic photograph of our cobalt blue bottle, but also with the amazing review we received.
Today’s news, Aspartame is bad. Who would have thought?
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The approval of the artificial sweetener aspartame (E951) was the most contested in FDA history. The approval was not based on any scientific grounds but was granted due to political and financial pressure. Because aspartame caused brain tumors in laboratory animals, it poses a real cancer risk to humans as well.
Watch the video here.
Happy 4th of July!
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Happy Independence Day U.S.A.! I hope everyone had a refreshing long weekend and spent some time chilling.
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Diet sodas cause weight gain? What irony!
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A recent study shows that diet soda sweetened with aspartame can actually cause weight gain, specifically in the waist line. That’s irony for you. Don’t worry, our all-natural sparkling waters are free of artificial sweeteners and preservatives.
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