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'Elixirs' launch in textured cans

New Lotus Botanical Elixirs adaptogenic beverages use aluminum cans with tactile printing that offsets the reflective, bright colors of the can design.

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The new Lotus Botanical Elixirs beverage in three varieties has been formulated to restore balance to consumers faced with a hectic and fast-paced world. Featuring lotus flowers in “adaptogenic” botanical fusions, the drinks are naturally sweetened, lightly carbonated, and naturally caffeinated, and are available in raspberry, cranberry, and wild berry-infused flavors. To convey the bright and iconic lotus flower graphics on its can packaging, Lotus Botanical Elixirs have launched in 12-oz Rexam Sleek® can with tactile printing.

Used in Egyptian, Chinese, and Indian medicine for thousands of years, adaptogens are a group of botanicals believed to help restore balance to the human system, strengthen the body’s response to stress, and enhance its ability to cope with anxiety and fight fatigue. They are called adaptogens because of their ability to “adapt” their function according to the body’s specific needs to normalize imbalances.

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