OKF drinks: understand the ranges and select your references

A Korean brand with several beverage families

OKF’s official website lists aloe, coconut, smoothie, tea, coffee, rice beverage and bubble tea ranges. Buyers can assess different roles in an assortment: a discovery item, a textured drink, a fruity recipe or a sparkling option. These manufacturer ranges are a selection universe; they are not all products already sold by Martigane.

Request the full range name, flavour, volume and label for the intended market. “OKF mango” is insufficient: it could mean an Aloe Vera King, Jelly Chew or another beverage. Brand must be accompanied by an exact reference before comparing prices.

Aloe Vera King: the central OKF family

Aloe Vera King combines a drink base with aloe. Versions with pieces stand out for their mouthfeel. Original provides a comparison point for discovering the family, while fruit-flavoured versions broaden the choice. The manufacturer catalogue includes mango, strawberry, grape, pineapple, peach and lychee variants. Link each flavour to its exact proposed format.

Distinguish Premium, Zero Sugar and versions displaying different aloe content. Catalogue presentations include 30%, 40% and 50% aloe indications; these do not apply to every bottle. Verify what the percentage describes, the destination label and the formula of the ordered product.

COCO and Jelly Chew: the appeal of texture

COCO is presented as a beverage with coconut juice and coconut jelly, also called nata de coco. Jelly Chew develops this experience through fruit-flavoured variants. Explain the pieces to consumers: this is more than coconut flavour in a smooth liquid.

For assortment selection, compare the amount and size of pieces, tasting experience, ease of consumption and packaging. Do not automatically equate COCO with pure coconut water, coconut milk or culinary coconut preparations. Their recipes and uses differ.

Smoothie: identify the recipe behind the colour

OKF presents Smoothie in 350 and 500 ml PET bottles. Catalogue names include Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Tropical, Mixberry, Pink, Purple and Melon & cream. These names make the range easy to recognise, but colour alone does not reveal composition.

Request fruit list and percentages, any milk or other ingredients, sugar information and actual texture. Melon & cream particularly calls for checking composition and allergens. “Smoothie” does not establish that every drink is 100% juice, has no added sugar or is nutritionally equivalent to a meal.

Sparkling drinks offer a different experience

Manufacturer lines include Aloe Vera Sparkling, Fruit Sparkling and Sparkling PETCAN. Verify carbonation and any juice or pieces for the reference. Still aloe and sparkling aloe should remain distinct choices in purchasing documentation.

The catalogue shows 350 ml PETCAN with fruit variants and Zero Sugar recipes. PETCAN here describes transparent, can-shaped PET packaging. Do not confuse this with a metal can when recording material, disposal information, receiving requirements or merchandising equipment.

Rice, bubble tea, teas and coffee: beyond aloe

Rice Milk, Grain Beverage, Bubble Tea, Traditional Tea and Coffee series appear in the manufacturer range. Assess sourcing of these references separately. Select rice beverages, flavoured teas and ready-to-drink coffee according to their own ingredients and use, rather than brand alone.

For ready-to-drink bubble tea, specify base, inclusions, milk content, texture and serving method. For tea and coffee, check composition and relevant caffeine information. A family’s presence in the worldwide catalogue does not confirm availability for your market.

Understanding OKF drink ingredients

Start with product designation, then the ingredient list. Look for liquid base, any stated aloe or fruit percentages, pieces, sweetening ingredients, flavourings and other components. A stabiliser may maintain texture or dispersion; its presence does not determine the nutritional profile.

Mango or strawberry imagery does not establish fruit content. Likewise, “organic aloe” and “organic beverage” are different descriptions. If organic positioning is required, obtain documents applicable to the reference and destination market.

Sugar, calories and nutrition information

Compare values per 100 ml, then for the volume actually consumed. As a calculation example, a drink displaying 5 g sugar per 100 ml would provide 25 g in a fully consumed 500 ml bottle. This illustrates the calculation and is not a nutritional value attributed to OKF.

Identify Zero Sugar references specifically and check their labels; their formulas can differ from standard versions. Do not generalise calories, absence of preservatives or composition across the brand. Sales information should use the exact product declaration rather than a range average.

Formats, packaging and commercial use

A small format can be assessed for single-unit sales or product trials. A resealable 500 ml bottle may suit individual consumption; 1 or 1.5 litre formats imply different purchasing and opened-product storage arrangements. These are assortment suggestions, not guaranteed sales volumes.

Dimensions, material, closure, gross weight and units per case affect storage, refrigerated displays and transport. A 500 ml bottle and 500 ml can are not equivalent logistics units. For vending, verify actual machine compatibility and the presence of pieces.

Storage, serving and receiving checks

Follow the reference label for unopened and opened storage. The possibility of serving chilled does not establish a permanent refrigerated-storage requirement. Request prescribed temperatures, use-after-opening time and shaking instructions, especially for drinks with pieces.

On receipt, check closures and packaging, lot identity, dates, case counts and product condition. For a first order, tasting and label checks help approve texture, flavour and presentation before wider listing.

Request an OKF proposal from Martigane

State range, flavours and required formats, case or pallet quantities, sales country and delivery point. Include label-language needs, expected remaining shelf life, required documents and acceptable alternatives.

Martigane can assess your sourcing enquiry. Proposed references, availability, minimum quantities, mixed orders, timing and pricing require confirmation in the offer. Manufacturer editorial coverage does not confirm stock, official distributorship or exclusivity.

Product sources and verification

Ranges and volumes checked against the official OKF website and catalogue consulted on 5 October 2026. Format guidance concerns the displayed presentations and does not guarantee country availability. Request the offered reference’s technical sheet and label before ordering.

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