Michelle's Miracle introduces new fruit concentrate formula
Michelle's Miracle, a Michigan-based producer and seller of tart cherry nutraceutical products, has launched new Tart Cherry Concentrate Joint Formula.
The joint formula is said to offer a minimum of 400mg of anthocyanins, which is twice the content in the company's Original Formula.
The company said that this fruit concentrate is the first in a range of new products to be rolled out during the second half of 2010.
Tart Cherry Concentrate Joint Formula features a proprietary mix of tart cherry concentrate, Michigan honey, cultivated and harvested from the bees that pollinate the company's tart cherry trees, and Ceylon cinnamon.
The company claims that Tart Cherry Concentrate Joint Formula contains no preservatives, no additives, no food coloring, no sugar added and is GMO-free.
Michelle's Miracle, through its CherryChill process, cold-packs and flash-pasteurizes the cherries to preserve their flavor and potency.
Each ounce of the new Tart Cherry Concentrate Joint Formula is said to contain 202mg potassium and 15mg sodium.
Michelle's Miracle suggests the customers to serve one ounce per day mixed with water or any beverage of choice.
Michelle's Miracle manufactures and sells branded and private label tart cherry nutraceutical products to wholesale, retail and eCommerce customers worldwide.
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