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River

Bio Amayu Superfruit Juices: Collected and cultivated from the heart of the Amazon by indigenous communities, using sustainable agriculture techniques that help mitigate climate change.

The original name, in the Quechua language, of the Amazon River.

AMARU means "serpent" and MAYU means "river".

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CAMU CAMU


Camu Camu is the most powerful natural source of vitamin C – it contains 50 times more vitamin C than an orange! It has grown in the Amazon for thousands of years and is hand-picked by indigenous communities using sustainable farming techniques.

Our Apple and Camu Camu juice helps hydration, quenches thirst and strengthens the body's immune system. With its great taste, no added sugar, and loads of benefits, Apple Camu Camu Superfruit Juice is good for you and good for the Amazon!

ACAI

Acai is an antioxidant super fruit par excellence, rich in vitamins E, C and B and delicious flavor. Our juice with Amazon Acai contains dietary fiber from a natural source and Acai sustainably grown by communities that allow the reforestation of the Colombian Amazon. Good for you and the Amazon!

A bottle of this juice has an antioxidant capacity of 7800 ORAC, equivalent to the contribution of 50 blueberry berries.

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BURUTI


In the Amazon jungle, El Aguaje is known as "the tree of life" because it has provided food for hundreds of species of vertebrates for thousands of years. The Aguaje, also known as Morete in Ecuador, Moriche in Colombia and Buriti in Brazil, is collected in its wild state by indigenous communities, deep within the great protected wetlands of the Amazon.

Our Apple, Aguaje and Cocona superfruit juice strengthens the immune system and helps rejuvenate the skin, thanks to its concentration of Omega 3, 6 and 9 antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and minerals such as potassium, iron and calcium. With its unique and exotic flavor, nutritious Aguaje superfruit juice is good for you and good for the Amazon!

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