Reborn Coffee, Inc. has signed a Master Product Supply Agreement with Visvita Corporation to supply aloe vera beverages and other drinks, targeting $30 million in sales in the first year. The deal includes an initial $2 million purchase order, with Reborn Coffee managing logistics from South Korea to the U.S. warehouse through its subsidiary. This agreement allows Reborn Coffee to control supply pricing and freight, aiming to convert sales volume into profit. Visvita will focus on regulatory compliance and distribution efforts to meet the purchase target.
Reborn Coffee's new supply deal is context for Consumer Staples sector data on Pluang. As of Oct 21, 2026 14:21 WIB, 39 of 63 US Consumer Staples stocks rose, 24 fell. USFD rose 2.10% to USD 102.49 with a typical hold time of 12 days; ABEV gained 2.00% to USD 3.31 with 6 days hold; JBS dropped 1.94% to USD 12.65 with 4 days hold.
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