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Good Dogg's Seltzer Aims to Provide Service Dogs for Sick Youth

Good Dogg Beverage Co. has agreed to sell its line of hard seltzers in America starting June 2022. The company provides unique incentives with the purchase of its products, offering a ‘Leverage the Beverage Program’ that will fund service dogs for children with rare diseases. Good Dogg’s ‘Premium Hard Seltzer’ will be distributed through Black River Traders Inc., in New Jersey.

The seltzer comes in different flavors such as ‘Black Cherry,’ ‘Dragon Fruit,’ ‘Orange Mango,’ and ‘Cucumber Lime.’ The seltzer also contains 90 calories, 0 carbs, and 0 sugar, and is measured at 4.5% ABV.

"We are excited to expand our products into the great state of New Jersey this summer," said Good Dogg Beverage Company CEO and Founder, Tony Venturoso. "Our partnership with Black River Traders allows us to bring our premium products to New Jersey while creating the opportunity to give back."
Trend Themes
1. Charitable Beverage Programs - Businesses can explore the integration of charitable incentives to enhance customer experience and social responsibility.
2. Niche Beverage Markets - Entrepreneurs can identify underserved markets, such as seltzers with unique flavors and health-focused ingredients.
3. Service Animal Sponsorship Programs - Opportunities exist for companies to support organizations that provide service animals to people with disabilities or health conditions.
Industry Implications
1. Beverage Industry - Companies in the beverage industry can explore unique product offerings and charitable partnership opportunities to differentiate themselves and appeal to socially-conscious consumers.
2. Health and Wellness Industry - Businesses in the health and wellness industry can partner with beverage companies to offer healthy and low-calorie drink options to customers, while also supporting charitable causes.
3. Charitable Giving Industry - Non-profit organizations that provide service animals to people in need can partner with beverage companies to create mutually beneficial sponsorship programs.

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