Maple water represents a first in composite carton

Organic plant hydration beverage is sourced from the tap in Vermont, adhering to the company’s sustainable/responsible processing and packaging efforts.

Organic plant hydration beverage is sourced from the tap in Vermont, adhering to the company’s sustainable/responsible processing and packaging efforts.
Organic plant hydration beverage is sourced from the tap in Vermont, adhering to the company’s sustainable/responsible processing and packaging efforts.

A passion for endurance sports, whole foods, and nutrition led triathletes Kate Weiler and Jeff Rose to form DRINKmaple, producers of Drink Simple, an organic plant hydration beverage now sold to U.S. consumers in combidome cartons from SIG.

Drink Simple is reported to be the first maple water to be packaged in combidome. The “Refreshingly Simple, Naturally Better” product is sourced locally in Vermont and became available in September. SIG’s composite carton, from its base to its differentiating dome, contains approximately 75% paperboard made from renewable raw wood material.

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