Rejuvenation Water launches crowdfunding with Seedrs after launch in Waitrose

• The brand is stocked in over 1,200 retail outlets which include Waitrose, Holland & Barrett, Costco and Ocado

• Available across Europe and the UAE.

• Multi-award winning brand including a Great Taste Award and Top 50 disruptive UK business 2017.

After launching front of store in Waitrose, Rejuvenation Water, the World’s first Amino Acid enriched spring water, announces the launch of their Seedrs equity crowdfunding campaign today.

This is Rejuvenation Water’s second crowdfunding campaign, after a successful first campaign just over a year ago. With the support of 258 investors, Rejuvenation Water raised over £187,000, far surpassing the £150,000 target, in early 2017.

Rejuvenation Water is currently listed in over 1,200 outlets in the UK, UAE, Ireland, France, Germany and Poland, including the likes of Waitrose, Costco, Holland & Barrett and Ocado. Rejuvenation Water also has 2 major UK Supermarkets launching the brand later in 2018.

Launched in early 2016, the London based market disruptor has firmly established itself as the leading ‘water plus’ brand which provides smart hydration on-the-go, that plays to strengthening consumer interest in healthier beverages. Using Staffordshire spring water, natural fruit juices and a unique Amino Acid formulation, Rejuvenation Water contains 5g of plant based protein, no added sugar and is Vegan.

Glutamine, the Amino Acid in the Rejuvenation Water’s unique formulation, is a conditionally essential Amino Acid that is usually found in meat and dairy products. Amino Acids are the building blocks of proteins, promoting post exercise recovery as well as boosting the immune system through fuelling white blood cells and, when consumed around alcohol, helps hangover prevention.

“With the crowd being able to invest from as little as £14.13, we are excited to offer the opportunity for the public to join us in this disruptive adventure”

Rejuvenation Water’s burgeoning growth is reflective of the current soft drinks industry’s seismic shift thanks to new customer demands for healthier, high performing beverages to support their busy lifestyles. In 2017, the water category overtook cola for the first time and the trend continues.

Data captured at the end of January 2018 showed 1.31 billion units of water against a declining 1.26 billion units of cola, adding an additional £61million to the soft drinks category in the last 52 weeks.

For more information, please visit www.seedrs.com/rejuvenation-water