True Citrus Launches True Lemon Kids Clean-Label Drink Mixes

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Wellness-centric brand True Citrus recently launched True Lemon® Kids, a low-sugar, clean-label powdered drink mix designed for children that contains no artificial sweeteners, flavors, or preservatives; uses colors from natural sources (fruits and vegetables); offers 25% of the daily servings of Vitamins A, C, and E; has 10 calories per serving; is sweetened with stevia and 2g of sugar; and is Non-GMO, gluten-free, and sodium-free.

$250 Walmart Gift Card Giveaway December 4-18
Share a photo of you and/or your family enjoying True Lemon® Kids and be entered to win one of five $250 Walmart gift cards (plus a sampling of True Lemon® Kids products!).

To enter, purchase any of the new True Lemon® Kids flavors from Walmart and share a photo of you and/or your little ones enjoying it.

  • Visit truelemon.com/pages/true-lemon-kids-walmart-giveaway to enter.
  • To qualify, you must upload or share a photo on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter using the hashtags #TRUELEMONKIDS and #THEPERFECTBALANCE
    • Facebook: @TheTrueLemon
    • Instagram: @TrueLemon
    • Twitter: @TrueLemon
  • Five winners total, one winner will be randomly selected each day starting on December 14 through December 18 and will be notified by email

Visit truelemon.com/pages/true-lemon-kids-walmart-giveaway for more information.

True Lemon Kids: 92% Less Sugar Per Serving Than Juice & Soda
American children consume roughly 81 grams of sugar per day, says the American Heart Association(1). The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics recommends that children consume no more than 30-35 grams of sugar per day(2).

“We believe hydration can be delicious without a lot of sugar,” said Robert Cuddihy, CEO of True Citrus. “Families have so many beverage options for their children, but few of them are low-sugar or naturally-sweetened. Hydration is a foundation of a healthy, happy lifestyle. Thanks to simpler, Non-GMO ingredients and great tasting flavors, we think True Lemon® Kids is an easy win parents can feel good about.”

Each serving of True Lemon® Kids has 2g of sugar in an 8-ounce serving, while most juices and sodas have 24g of sugar in the same 8-ounce serving. Available in Pink Lemonade, Fruit Punch, and Blue Raspberry flavors, True Lemon® Kids products are available nationwide at Walmart and at TrueLemon.com.

True Lemon Kids: Helping Kids Stay Hydrated
According to The American Journal of Public Health, half of all children aren’t adequately hydrated(3).

“It’s hard being a parent these days,” said Heidi C. Carney, Executive Vice President of Marketing for True Citrus. “We’re all dealing with so much due to COVID-19 and there’s a lot of competing advice about what’s good for our kids. True Lemon Kids can make a small part of the day easier. While plain water is the best beverage kids can drink, this is a great alternative to juice or soda — and for children who don’t like drinking plain water. It’s a delicious way to boost hydration.”

About True Citrus
Based in Baltimore, True Citrus manufactures the True Citrus family of products, including True Lemon® and True Lime® unsweetened sachets, lemonades, and limeades. All True Citrus products are made from proprietary formulas that capture an authentic, fresh-squeezed citrus taste and use only simple and clean ingredients. They do not contain artificial sweeteners, flavors, preservatives, sodium or gluten. True Citrus products, including low-calorie lemonades/limeades, unsweetened citrus replacements, and spice blends, are available at more than 45,000 retail stores, including Walmart, Kroger, Target, Safeway, Publix, HEB, Meijer, Wegmans and Stop & Shop, as well as on Amazon and at TrueCitrus.com. True Citrus products also are available for foodservice operations and commercial ingredient applications.

Contact
Heidi C. Carney: 443-772-2418;
260476@email4pr.com
 
Facebook.com/TheTrueLemon; Twitter and Instagram: @truelemon

  1. American Heart Association: https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating/eat-smart/sugar/how-much-sugar-is-too-much#:~:text=American%20kids%20consume%2081%20grams,of%20added%20sugar%20per%20year
  2. Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics: https://www.eatright.org/food/nutrition/dietary-guidelines-and-myplate/looking-to-reduce-your-familys-added-sugar-intake-heres-how
  3. American Journal of Public Health, Prevalence of Inadequate Hydration Among U.S. Children and Disparities by Gender and Race/Ethnicity: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2009 – 2012: https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJPH.2015.302572

SOURCE True Citrus