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US flavoured water brand Lemon Perfect has launched two new flavours – Sunshine Tea and Lime – at Expo West, expanding its range of organic lemon waters.


The new additions offer consumers more variety while maintaining the brand’s core promise of zero sugar, no artificial flavours or sweeteners, and only ten calories per bottle.



According to the company, each bottle is made with half a squeezed organic lemon, providing 100% of the daily recommended value of vitamin C for immune support.


Along with the new flavours, Lemon Perfect has also launched a refreshed packaging design. The updated products are available for purchase on the brand's website.

Lemon Perfect expands range with new Sunshine Tea and Lime flavours

Rafaela Sousa

17 March 2025

Lemon Perfect expands range with new Sunshine Tea and Lime flavours

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