Rippl launches Star Wars range in 7-Eleven
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Australian canned water brand Rippl has rolled out its Star Wars water range in 7-Eleven stores nationwide.
The brand offers aluminium canned and bottled water in various customisable options for consumers and businesses. It sources spring water from Black Hill in Millbrook, Victoria, which boasts a natural alkalinity of PH7.8-8.0.
In addition, Rippl features limited-edition can designs from popular brands and pop culture icons such as Disney, Star Wars, Jurassic World, Mattel, Hello Kitty, and more.
Rob Hilton, MD of Mammoth Brands, the parent company of Rippl, said the brand aims to provide consumers and businesses with an “inspiring form of hydration” while prioritising sustainability.
“Rippl Water is not just about drinking; it’s about making a statement with every sip,” said Hilton. “We aim is to offer a product that is both good for the planet and our customers.”
Rippl Water x Star Wars is available for an RRP of $72 for a pack of 24 cans, and $96 for a pack of 24 bottles online and in 7-Eleven stores nationwide
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the price of the Star Wars range of Rippl water?
What is the price of the Star Wars range of Rippl water?
A pack of 24 cans of Rippl Water x Star Wars costs $72, while a pack of 24 bottles is priced at $96. These prices are the recommended retail price.
Q.Where does Rippl source its water from?
Where does Rippl source its water from?
The company sources its spring water from Black Hill in Millbrook, Victoria. This water naturally has an alkalinity of PH7.8-8.0.
Q.Who is the parent company of Rippl?
Who is the parent company of Rippl?
Mammoth Brands is the parent company of Rippl. Rob Hilton, the MD of Mammoth Brands, made statements about Rippl's mission and product offering.
Q.What other limited-edition designs does Rippl offer?
What other limited-edition designs does Rippl offer?
Rippl features limited-edition can designs from various popular brands and pop culture icons. These include Disney, Jurassic World, Mattel, and Hello Kitty, among others.
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