Vita (brand) facts for kids
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| Type | Beverage, food |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vitasoy |
| Country of origin | Hong Kong |
| Introduced | 1976 |
Vita (Chinese: 維他) is a popular brand of drinks and food. It is owned by a company from Hong Kong called Vitasoy. The Vita brand first started in 1976. Back then, it sold different kinds of fruit drinks with various flavors.
Over time, Vita became famous for something special: it created the world's first ready-to-drink lemon tea. This meant you could buy lemon tea in a carton or bottle and drink it right away! Today, you can find Vita drinks in many countries around the world.
The Vita brand offers many types of drinks. These include fruit juices, teas, milk, and even water. However, drinks that are high in protein and made from soy milk are usually sold under the name Vitasoy. So, Vita and Vitasoy are like two parts of the same family of products.
What Kinds of Drinks Does Vita Make?
Vita makes a wide range of drinks for everyone to enjoy. They have different flavors and types of beverages.
Vita Brand Drinks
The Vita brand is known for its many tasty options. Here are some of the drinks you might find:
| Type | Flavor |
|---|---|
| Fruit Juice | Apple, grape, blackcurrant, guava, lemonade, mango, sugarcane juice, lychee |
| Tea | Ceylon lemon, chrysanthemum, green, honey chrysanthemum, honey lemon, Thai lemon, Japanese pear, jasmine, lemon (VLT), lime & lemon, peach |
| Milk | Chocolate milk, Hong Kong-style milk tea |
| Water | Distilled water |
Vitasoy Brand Drinks
The Vitasoy brand focuses more on soy-based drinks. These are often known for being healthy and nutritious.
- Vitasoy series – These are the original soy milk drinks.
- Calci-Plus series – These plant-based milk drinks have extra calcium added. Calcium is important for strong bones!
- Pure series – These drinks are made to have a very "pure taste."
- Sansui series – (Chinese: 山水; literally "mountain water") This line offers organic soy milk and tofu. They are made from soybeans that are not GMO.
