Gold Peak Launches New Chilled Tea In Plastic Bottles Across US
Gold Peak, a premium ready-to-drink (RTD) tea brand of Coca-Cola Company, has launched its new multi-serve chilled tea throughout the US. In addition, the company's has replaced its glass bottles with new premium 18.5 fl oz plastic bottles.
Gold Peak Chilled Tea in 59-oz carafe is offered in sweetened, unsweetened, diet and lemon varieties and is available in grocery refrigerated sections.
Gold Peak single serve in plastic bottles is available nationally in supermarkets, convenience stores and other retailers in sweetened, unsweetened, diet, lemon and green tea varieties.
Mark Pitts, vice president and general manager of coffee and tea at Coca-Cola North America, said: “Gold Peak’s new offerings provide classic iced tea pleasure any place, any time of the year. Gold Peak’s real brewed premium flavor really comes through in this new chilled version, and the new plastic bottles make the single-serve Gold Peak even more portable.”
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