Vita Coco Partners with Rush Soccer as Official Hydration Partner
Vita Coco announced a new partnership with Rush Soccer. Through this collaboration, Vita Coco becomes the Official Hydration Partner of Rush Soccer. "Rush Soccer shares our commitment to helping the next generation play, grow, and stay healthy. We believe young athletes deserve a beverage option that keeps up with their performance needs without the artificial dyes and colors," said Jane Prior, Chief Marketing Officer of The Vita Coco Company. "This partnership lets us bring that effort to life with one of the most passionate youth sports communities in the country."
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Vita Coco (COCO) Expands Growth Strategy Aiming for Over $1 Billion in Annual Sales
- Market Penetration: Vita Coco aims to deepen its penetration in the U.S. coconut water market, where household adoption is around 25%, leveraging its existing half-market share to achieve higher sales targets.
- Return to Sports Marketing: The company extends its partnership with U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Weston McKennie, aiming to capitalize on the 2026 World Cup to enhance brand visibility through a renewed focus on sports and fitness marketing.
- Product Innovation: Vita Coco is diversifying its offerings by introducing products like Vita Coco Treats, sparkling coconut varieties, and protein-infused waters, creating new consumption occasions and expanding its market reach.
- International Expansion: With a presence in over 30 countries, Vita Coco plans to further penetrate both developed and emerging markets where coconut water adoption is still low, supporting its long-term growth strategy.

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