Sketchy company
Sketchy company, they want you to send payments in bank transfer before anything happens and then when you ask why the customer service it gets all rude and defensive. Just avoud
August 21, 2025
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Total Poison
The juice of DEATH
A 5 litre carton has 20oz of sugar
This will Kill you in a very short time . This is the worst amount of sugar I have seen in 10 Years. I study this sector rigoursly.
DRINK AND DIE.
Fruit sugar is identical to TATE AND LYLE
May 7, 2025
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100% recommend
100% recommend! Ordered a load of the lime juice for cocktails and it’s revolutionised mass-margarita making! Order arrived really quickly and included some lovely free samples of other juices. Will definitely use again 😊
December 17, 2024
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