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Coressence has chosen Cobell's new 'JuiceBox' container. The package offers juice on-tap in wine box-style three-, five- and 10-litre packs.

All the JuiceBox packs use an aseptic system which provides a longer 'opened' shelf life (of up to 14 days chilled). This is four times longer than other standard packaging.

Nick Sprague, Chairman and founder of Cobell, said: "We're absolutely delighted to have been given this opportunity and it marks yet another significant stage of growth for our company. Coressence recognised our experience and also our innovative aseptic packaging system that will ensure they maintain the high quality of the pure juice that is so important to them and to the health-conscious consumer.

"We source fruit from all over the globe, so it's good in this case to be working a little closer to home!"

The particular flavanols in the Evesse have been proven to increase blood flow through the heart by relaxing the arteries. This vaso-dilation can also help asthma, exercise recovery and warm-up, reduces blood clots and swelling in the lower legs, and improves skin tone.

Richard Wood from Coressence said: "We're delighted to be working with Cobell at a time when European regulations relating to health claims are entering their final stages. Evesse Juice allows health claims to be used on-pack."