Max Brew Iced Coffee Caramel
Max Brew iced coffee in caramel — the sweetest of the three, for the end of the shelf where a cold coffee is closer to a dessert drink.
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Nawon juice, basil seed and falooda drinks from Vietnam plus Pascual drinking yogurt from Spain — 28 lines in 188ml to 750ml bottles, cased 18 and 24 for resort and retail supply.
Twenty-eight lines across two brands. Nawon, imported from Vietnam, accounts for twenty-five of them. Pascual, from Spain, supplies the three drinking yogurts. The Nawon range splits four ways. Basil seed drinks are the largest group at nine flavours — coconut water, cocktail, kiwi, blueberry, strawberry, watermelon, pomegranate, passion fruit and soursop. The Nawon juice drinks run to eight: orange, mango, lychee, pineapple, pink guava, red grape, strawberry and passion fruit. Nico Nico is the second juice line, in strawberry, mango, melon, lychee, blueberry and passion fruit. Two falooda drinks complete it, in rose and mango. Pascual adds drinking yogurt in plain, strawberry and banana. Bottles are carried at 188ml, 250ml, 290ml, 500ml and 750ml. Case configurations run 18×188ml, 24×250ml, 24×290ml, 24×500ml and 6×750ml. Each product page lists the sizes and barcodes carried for that line. Sosun Fihaara clears and warehouses this range in Malé — temperature-controlled and dry storage — and runs it out to over 150 resort supply docks and island supermarket groups on scheduled sea freight and speedboat services. Import permits and Maldives FDA compliance are managed by the in-house logistics team.
Max Brew iced coffee in caramel — the sweetest of the three, for the end of the shelf where a cold coffee is closer to a dessert drink.
View SpecificationsMax Brew iced coffee in latte — the milkiest and least sweet of the three, and the one that reads closest to a plain coffee.
View SpecificationsMax Brew iced coffee in mocha — the chocolate variant, and the middle option between the plain latte and the caramel.
View SpecificationsThe original Max Fly energy drink — the base of the range, before the named variants. The one to stock first where a shelf carries a single energy line.
View SpecificationsCosmos, one of the five named variants in the Max Fly range. The range is named for stars and space rather than for flavours, so the variants are stocked as a set.
View SpecificationsMojito, the one Max Fly variant named for a flavour rather than a star. The outlier in the range, and the one a customer picks by name.
View SpecificationsNova, one of the five named Max Fly variants. Sold alongside the rest of the range rather than on its own, which is how the naming is meant to work.
View SpecificationsSirius, one of the five named Max Fly variants. Part of the range a retailer carries as a block, where the line-up itself is the display.
View SpecificationsVega, one of the five named Max Fly variants. Stocked with the others rather than selected against them.
View SpecificationsBlueberry basil seed drink, 290ml. One of the nine basil seed flavours carried, and among the darker-coloured bottles on the shelf.
View SpecificationsCocktail basil seed drink, 290ml — the mixed-fruit option, for a shelf that wants one bottle covering several flavours at once.
View SpecificationsBasil seed drink with coconut water, in the 290ml bottle. The seeds suspend through the drink and are chewed as much as drunk, which is the point of the format.
View SpecificationsKiwi basil seed drink, 290ml. One of the sharper flavours in the basil seed line, against the sweeter tropical ones beside it.
View SpecificationsPassion fruit basil seed drink, 290ml. Passion fruit runs across all three Nawon drink lines; this is the basil seed version.
View SpecificationsPomegranate basil seed drink, 290ml. One of the nine basil seed flavours, and one that appears in no other Nawon line.
View SpecificationsSoursop basil seed drink, 290ml. The most distinctly South East Asian flavour in the range, and the one least likely to be recognised by a European guest.
View SpecificationsStrawberry basil seed drink, 290ml. The most familiar flavour in the largest of the Nawon sub-ranges, and usually the first one a shelf sells through.
View SpecificationsWatermelon basil seed drink, 290ml. The lightest of the nine, and the one that reads most as a hot-afternoon drink.
View SpecificationsMango falooda drink, 290ml — the second of the two bottled falooda flavours, and the less traditional of the pair.
View SpecificationsRose falooda drink, 290ml — the bottled version of the layered dessert drink, which is otherwise a thing a kitchen assembles in a glass. Rose is the traditional flavour.
View SpecificationsLychee juice drink, 250ml. The smaller of the two lychee bottles carried, the other being the 500ml Nico Nico.
View SpecificationsMango juice drink, 250ml. Mango appears in both juice lines; this is the smaller single-serve bottle rather than the 500ml Nico Nico.
View SpecificationsOrange juice drink in the 250ml bottle — the single-serve size, as against the 500ml Nico Nico bottles. The most ordinary flavour in the line and the one that moves fastest.
View SpecificationsPassion fruit juice drink, 250ml. The single-serve version of a flavour that also runs in the 500ml Nico Nico line and the basil seed range.
View SpecificationsPineapple juice drink, 250ml. One of the flavours carried only in the 250ml line rather than across both juice ranges.
View SpecificationsPink guava juice drink, 250ml. The tropical flavour that a guest is most likely to try because they have not had it before.
View SpecificationsRed grape juice drink, 250ml. The one flavour in the line that reads as a European supermarket juice rather than a South East Asian one.
View SpecificationsStrawberry juice drink, 250ml. The single-serve counterpart to the 500ml Nico Nico strawberry, for a lunchbox or a minibar rather than a table.
View SpecificationsNico Nico blueberry, 500ml. The second flavour unique to the Nico Nico bottles, alongside melon.
View SpecificationsNico Nico lychee, 500ml. The sharing bottle of a flavour that a Maldivian shelf sells better than most imported juices.
View SpecificationsNico Nico mango in the 500ml bottle — the sharing size of the Nawon juice range, for a table or a fridge rather than a single serve.
View SpecificationsNico Nico melon, 500ml. One of the two flavours carried only in the Nico Nico line rather than across both juice ranges.
View SpecificationsNico Nico passion fruit, 500ml. The largest format this flavour is carried in, across all three Nawon drink lines.
View SpecificationsNico Nico strawberry, 500ml. The larger bottle of a flavour also carried at 250ml, for buyers stocking both sizes.
View SpecificationsBanana drinking yogurt — the third of the three drinking yogurts, and the mildest of them.
View SpecificationsPlain drinking yogurt — the pourable format, for a breakfast service where a bottle is easier than a cup and a spoon.
View SpecificationsStrawberry drinking yogurt — the flavoured pourable format, and the one that sells as a grab-and-go bottle rather than a breakfast item.
View SpecificationsTwo in this category: Nawon, imported from Vietnam, which covers the juice, basil seed and falooda drinks across 25 lines, and Pascual from Spain, which supplies three drinking yogurts.
Yes. Every product Sosun Fihaara distributes is halal, and that covers all 28 lines in this category. For documentation on a specific drink, contact the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020.
Nine: coconut water, cocktail, kiwi, blueberry, strawberry, watermelon, pomegranate, passion fruit and soursop. It is the largest single group in this category and each flavour is listed as its own product.
Bottles at 188ml, 250ml, 290ml, 500ml and 750ml, cased as 18×188ml, 24×250ml, 24×290ml, 24×500ml and 6×750ml. The exact configurations for each line are on its product page with barcodes.
Yes. Scheduled sea freight and speedboat logistics run from Malé harbour to over 150 resort supply docks and island supermarket groups across North and South Malé, Ari and Baa Atolls.
Use the enquiry button on any product page, submit the wholesale form on the contact page, or call +960 331 3020. The office is open Saturday to Thursday, 8:30am to 6:00pm, and closed on Friday.