 |
"Spiritual Water" Makes a Big Splash at International Food and Beverage Show Debut
Miami, FL (PRWEB) November 27, 2007 -- Last month a new bottled water product was introduced at a major industry event, the IFE Food & Beverage Show in Miami, and was so well received that even the company's founder was astonished at the tremendous reception.
"We were the talk of the show," acknowledges Mr. Elicko Taieb, founder and CEO of Spiritual Brands, the parent company of Spiritual Water. "We had people offering to buy the company, potential investors requesting licenses to produce this water in other countries and for other religions, and we gave out more than 10,000 sample bottles."
The bottled water -- which features images of religious figures on its labels along with prayers and positive messages -- made quite a splash with the media, and was featured on the front page of the business section of the Sun Sentinel newspaper. Meanwhile company representative was interviewed by numerous television stations, and his story was broadcast in both English and Spanish.
As throngs of visitors to the IFE event lined up to get what Mr. Elicko refers to as "their dose of spirit", some industry experts said that the Spiritual Water product was the biggest idea of the entire show. Some visitors to his exhibit booth complimented Mr. Elicko for being the marketing genius of the century with "the next big thing". Others thanked him for presenting the product at a time in history when people -- especially the younger generations -- need to be reminded to pray and remain positive no matter what life throws at them.
Due to the overwhelming volume of requests from distributors to exclusively carry the spiritual water line, Mr. Elicko is now considering issuing exclusive territorial licenses to qualified companies and investors. He likes the idea of exclusive territorial licenses to any qualified individual who wants to start their own distribution business, because, as he explains, "This will help create new jobs. And it will offer individuals the opportunity to join us with this new spiritual beverage concept to change the world, one bottle at a time. I see it as another chance to give back to the community and support the people and let them be involved with God, spirit, positive thinking and good health."
The Spiritual Water already comes in 10 different versions -- each with its own uniquely paired message and image. Each time you drink Spiritual Water you benefit from the soothing, appropriate prayers, for added uplifting inspiration. But Spiritual Water is not limiting itself to one particular religion or sect. The company has plans to introduce new product lines including those that celebrate Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other faiths.
Media Interviews Available
Contact Info:
Spiritual Brands, Inc.
Tel: 800-736-9070
Fax: 954-208-0696
For more information, please visit the Spiritual Water/Spiritual Brands Web Site: www.SpiritualH2O.com.
###
This press release has been reprinted from PRWEB per the terms and conditions of the copyright notice.
|
 |
Atrion Delivers Key Value to Three New Accounts Within The Food & Beverage Industry
Atrion International, Inc. adds new contracts for its Regulatory Analysis Solution (RAS?) with three key North American and European Food and Beverage organizations.
BeanAGram.com Launches All New Site, Sells Unique Gift of Jelly Belly Jelly Beans
New company BeanAGram.com launches Web site to sell creative gifts, delivered to the home. BeanAGram.com is a unique gift for all occasions and makes a fun holiday gift, Mother's Day gift, Candy Gift and business gift. The BeanAGrams contain Jelly Belly jelly beans in a keepsake tin that are evocative of a Telegram.
Jelly Mom Helps Kids In A Jam With First Book
Columnist's first book to bring smiles to critically ill children and their families. Jelly Mom column finds huge success online with moms.
Manufacturing Sickness Through The Food Supply
Have you ever considered just how much our diets have changes over the last 50 to 100 years, or how much our health is connected to the types of food we consume. With the majority of us eating on the run and looking for a quick way to produce a meal for our families, we thought it would be interesting to take a look at the modern diet. Without doing a lot of research to substantiate the exact date of introduction into the food supply, lets take a look at the approximate time frame of some of our most common food items.
The Benefit of Royal Jelly
Royal Jelly is a milky substance produced by the worker bees in a beehive. Their glands give off a rich jelly, called royal jelly, which is manufactured solely in order to nourish the young larvae and sustain the queen.
Gift Favor Baskets Scours International Food Show for New Great Gift Ideas
As the holiday season begins, Gift Favor Baskets makes the annual trip to the UK-based BBC Good Food Show, scouting out new trends and developments for their gourmet gifts. New trends and food products find their way into Gift Favor Baskets line of gourmet food gifts and baskets.
ANKO, A Leader in Food Machine Manufacture, Introduces an Upgraded Puff Pastry Machine
Occupying eighty percent of ethnic food machine market share in the world, ANKO has developed a brand-new machine for making puff pastry this year. The company also believes its customer service is a vital advantage to meet challenges from other companies in China and Japan.
In Defense of the Jelly Bean
Should a parent give a child a tangible reward when he or she has behaved properly or performed some important task such as doing homework, or helping around the house? Understandably, many parents are hesitant to use incentives, such as prizes, or food treats, to influence their children, especially considering the negative comments by some, but not all, contemporary parenting experts. For many parents, giving their children rewards feels like bribery and to them, should be thus avoided.
10 Ways to Utilize Jelly Beans: Thinking Beyond the Easter Basket
Oh! Jelly Bean! Thou sweet oval confection that is the main stay of Easter basket candies! Mmm-mmm! Parents will undoubtedly use more expensive chocolate bunnies and malted eggs as garnish, and utilize the jelly bean as filler to make the Easter basket look fuller. Though Easter only comes once a year, there are a myriad other ways to use jelly beans throughout all four seasons. Here are ten of our own ideas that may inspire you.
The Peanut Butter and Jelly Paradox (PB&JP)
I started keeping a fishing calendar this past year. My thinking was that I would somehow get to fish more.
|
