FAQs

We have been making our PET bottles lighter in weight since 2004, by using less material in its composition. This in turn creates less post consumer waste.

The best before date and manufacturing code is printed in black ink on each SMJ product. For PET bottles, it is printed in the neck area of the bottle. For cans, the best before date is printed below the can, and for Tetrapak packs, it is printed at the top of the pack.

For products that contain artificial sweeteners we use Sucralose (Splenda®), Acesulfame K (Sunnett®) and Aspartame (Nutrasweet®)

Mauby is a type of buckthorn bark, or Colubrina elliptica, found in the Caribbean. It is boiled with sugar to produce either a tea or syrup. The syrup is diluted with either sparkling or plain water to produce a refreshing drink. It is non alcoholic and can be varied according to taste. Some people add [...]

Yes.

PET stands for Polyethylene terephthalate. It is a special, easily recyclable plastic material (resin), from the polyester family, used in synthetic fibers and beverage/food containers. It is used almost exclusively in the manufacture of soft drink (plastic) bottles because it is easier to break down and recycle, than most other plastic products.

Chubby is available with 25% less sugar in the following countries: Canada St. Lucia St. Vincent & The Grenadines Barbados Commonwealth of Dominica

We buy their crops (oranges and grapefruit) for our freshly squeezed juice products, and supply the farmers with animal feed.

There are various precautions that need to be adhered to when stacking and storing the product. They are listed below: Always: Stack product at the proper height. Each product has a specific amount of levels to be stacked at when placed on a pallet. A pallet is a sturdy wooden base which acts a holding [...]