InvestorNewsBreaks – The Alkaline Water Company Inc.’s (NASDAQ: WTER) (CSE: WTER) Alkaline88(R) Now Available on Shelves of 600 New Locations of Convenience Store Leader
Aug 4, 2022
The Alkaline Water Company (NASDAQ: WTER) (CSE: WTER), the country’s largest independent alkaline water company, has announced that its Alkaline88(R) 3-Liter will be carried by one of the leading convenience store chains in the western United States. Approximately 600 new stores in California, Arizona, Nevada, Washington and Oregon will adding the product to their cold vaults and ambient shelves. “Morning or night, commuters filling up or passing through can now rehydrate with an Alkaline88 3-Liter in 600 more convenience stores in five Western states, including hundreds of locations all throughout California,” said Alkaline88 president and CEO Frank Lazaran in the press release. “This newest c-store client is part of one of the top-ten convenience chains in the country and a leader on the West Coast. This is another huge win for the expansion of our brand in the convenience store channel and for our growing retail footprint. With a very strong production infrastructure in the region, a great distribution partner in California, and our direct-store-delivery partners covering much of the rest of the c-store’s footprint, we expect a solid rollout for Alkaline88 3-Liter when it hits shelves and cold vaults in the summer heat of August. Having all these pieces in place for a large launch with a new premium c-store client is a prime example of how we are optimizing every facet of our company to continue to efficiently expand the Alkaline88 brand.”
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About The Alkaline Water Company
Founded in 2012, The Alkaline Water Company is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. Its flagship product, Alkaline88(R), is a leading premier alkaline water brand available in bulk and single-serve sizes along with ecofriendly aluminum packaging options. With its innovative, state-of-the-art, proprietary electrolysis process, Alkaline88(R) delivers perfect 8.8 pH-balanced alkaline drinking water with trace minerals and electrolytes and boasts the company’s trademarked Clean Beverage label. In 2021, The Alkaline Water Company was pleased to welcome Shaquille O’Neal to its board of advisors and as a celebrity brand ambassador for the Alkaline88. To learn more about the company, please visit www.Alkaline88.com and www.TheAlkalineWaterCo.com.
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