Innocent revives 'Juicy' branding for This Water range
08 Apr 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
Innocent has decided to reinsert the word "juicy" into its flavoured water products, after switching from Juicy Waters to This Water six years ago.
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Innocent has decided to reinsert the word "juicy" into its flavoured water products, after switching from Juicy Waters to This Water six years ago.
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