White Tomato & Blood Orange Drink (Solanum lycopersicum & Citrus × sinensis) — Cold-Extracted Botanical Beverage

White Tomato & Blood Orange Drink is a cold-extracted botanical beverage made from concentrated blood orange juice (Citrus × sinensis) and white tomato powder (Solanum lycopersicum), two food-herb ingredients long valued in traditional food wellness culture. Known in Chinese as Bái Fān Qié Xuè Chéng Yǐn (白番茄血橙饮), this liquid botanical drink is produced by a source factory with 27 years of market experience, using concentration and cold-extraction techniques to preserve the natural character of both ingredients. Its nature is sweet, slightly sour, and cooling, making it a gentle, refreshing daily beverage for adults.

Key Selling Points

• Cold-extracted botanical beverage with blood orange and white tomato
• Made from concentrated blood orange juice and white tomato powder
• 27-year source factory with mature, reliable formulas
• 30ml liquid format, customizable net content available
• Suitable for OEM/ODM private-label customization

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is produced through concentration and cold-extraction to preserve the bright, natural color of blood orange and the smooth, fine texture of white tomato powder. The liquid pours with a clear, vibrant orange-red hue and carries a fresh citrus aroma with soft, fruity undertones. On the palate it is gently sweet and lightly tart, with a clean, refreshing finish and no heavy aftertaste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily adult botanical beverage
• Morning or afternoon refreshment
• Part of a daily wellness routine
• Private-label OEM/ODM product line
• Beauty and wellness studio retail offering

Traditional Uses

In traditional food wellness practice, blood orange and tomato-family ingredients are enjoyed as refreshing, fluid-supporting foods. Blood orange is traditionally taken as a juice or infused drink to refresh the body and support a light, bright feeling, while white tomato is used in daily food preparations and blended beverages. In folk daily practice, these two ingredients are combined into a chilled or room-temperature drink enjoyed in warm seasons, often as a gentle morning or afternoon refreshment within a balanced routine.

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