Waterlicious, Inc. Launches Agualicious -- The First Latin Kids Water

21/03/08 Waterlicious, Inc., a healthy kids water company and leading supplier of vitamin and fiber-enhanced, flavored water designed specifically for the taste profile of children, announces the release of the first Latin Kids Water under the brand name Agualicious -- a vitamin and fiber-enhanced, healthy flavored water designed with a fun theme for children!

Josephine Infante, President and CEO of the Hunts Point Economic Development Corporation, Bronx, NYC, and a Corporate Advisor to Waterlicious, Inc., said: "This is a great product that is specially formulated to address the critical need in our community for healthy water for our active children. The phrase 'Agua Soludable Para los Ninos' clearly reflects the nutritional superiority of the product."

"Agualicious is positioned to service the vitamin and fiber-enhanced water needs of children in the Latino community and be part of the solution to poor nutrition," said David A. Hinson, President of Waterlicious, Inc. In addition to the standard enhanced fiber content in all Waterlicious products, the Sports version of the product -- Agualicious deporte -- contains electrolytes which are necessary ingredients for healthy nutrition and hydration of active kids due to its signature fortified content of essential vitamins: calcium, magnesium, potassium and trace amounts of sodium, with no high-fructose sugar.

"Agualicious is positioned to service the vitamin and fiber-enhanced water needs of children in the Latino community and be part of the solution to poor nutrition," said David A. Hinson, President of Waterlicious, Inc. In addition to the standard enhanced fiber content in all Waterlicious products, the Sports version of the product -- Agualicious deporte -- contains electrolytes which are necessary ingredients for healthy nutrition and hydration of active kids due to its signature fortified content of essential vitamins: calcium, magnesium, potassium and trace amounts of sodium, with no high-fructose sugar.