Kerri and Amy created Eufloria, an ambitious business, seeking to transform the soft drinks sector. With food innovation support from the Broadland Food Innovation Centre, they have gained a funding partner in tune with their vision.
This exciting Norfolk-based company is producing functional, botanical-based sparkling beverages and they are determined to achieve sustainable growth.
Kerri and Amy had reached the point where they needed advice to help them take the next step. "We were first introduced to Nick, the Food Business Consultant at the Broadland Food Innovation Centre, through the Tastebuds Collective. Since then, he has been an invaluable source of support and expertise. We worked closely together, and he identified the Aber Innovation LEAP funding, provided through the Dick Lawes Legacy Fund, as a perfect fit to help us further develop and our product.
“Thanks to his guidance, we've been able to access opportunities which align with our vision for growth. If our grant-funded project is successful, it will give our drinks a unique selling point and unlock exciting new commercial opportunities for us."
A Company with Purpose
Inspired by Amy and Kerri's personal journey following breast cancer treatment, Eufloria began with a clear vision: to create healthy sparkling soft drinks that combine functional botanicals with sophisticated taste. They are designed to nourish the body and uplift the spirit. Eufloria bridges a gap in the alcohol-free drinks market by offering something sugar and additive free. It was created with mindfulness at its core.
Three distinctive Eufloria blends
Each drink is carefully formulated with insights from experienced herbalists and wellness specialists, ensuring both safety and effectiveness. Activate is a spicy, floral drink with an antioxidant packed lift; Energise is a bright, ginger-sherbet blend which uplifts mood and concentration; and Restore is a soothing infusion of mint and botanicals for rest and recovery.
Innovation with Impact
What makes Eufloria inspirational is its commitment to turning personal experiences into positive impact. It is aligning health, well-being, and sustainability with innovation, and in turn shaping new possibilities for the alcohol-free drinks sector.
Cllr Martin Booth of Broadland District Council added “When businesses develop compelling products which are driven by the personal experiences of its founders, like Eufloria, - it proves yet again the value of providing this bespoke food innovation support to unlock potential.
By connecting them with expert advisers, research networks, and funding opportunities, the team based at the Centre ensures that ideas with real impact have the chance to thrive.
Eufloria's story shows what's possible when ambition is combined with the proper support, and we can't wait to see the next chapter of their journey.
