Hurom Launches New "Fruit and Vegetable Rich Tea" Health Beverage

No Sugars, Artificial Sweeteners, or Synthetic Flavors

On January 21, Hurom announced the launch of its new product, "Fruit and Vegetable Rich Tea," which blends more than three types of whole vegetables and fruits, allowing consumers to enjoy a healthy beverage tailored to their body's condition.

"Fruit and Vegetable Rich Tea" is a health tea developed by a tea expert, marking the first time in Korea that more than three types of whole vegetables and fruits have been blended. It contains no sugars, artificial sweeteners, or synthetic flavors.

Hurom 'Fruit and Vegetable Tea' New Product. Hurom

The new product comes in four varieties: "Empty Tea," "Cheer Up Tea," "Protect Tea," and "Unwind Tea." "Empty Tea" is made with aged pumpkin, rooibos, tangerine peel, and dandelion root, offering a sweet and savory flavor with a refreshing finish-perfect for light enjoyment. "Cheer Up Tea" combines hojicha, balloon flower root, ginger, brown rice, licorice, shiitake mushroom, and garlic, delivering a rich and savory taste with umami, which helps support overall condition management.

"Protect Tea" is crafted from Jerusalem artichoke, banana leaf, bitter melon, and lemon peel, providing a deep, pleasantly bitter taste with a subtle sweetness that lingers, helping to alleviate concerns about post-meal blood sugar. "Unwind Tea" features apple, omija (Schisandra berry), goji berry, lemon myrtle, rosemary, and rosehip, offering a bright, tangy first impression and a gentle sweetness-perfect for a mood boost.

Fruit and Vegetable Rich Tea will be available on Wadiz from today until February 3, and will be sold from February 4 to 25. Afterward, it will also be launched on Hurom’s official online store and the Fruit and Vegetable Rich Tea Naver Smart Store at the end of February. Customers who purchase a set on Wadiz can enjoy a limited-time discount of up to 31%.

Kim Jaewon, CEO of Hurom, stated, "We will continue to strive to make it easier and more convenient for more people to take care of their health in everyday life by providing a variety of vegetable and fruit nutrients."