Wahaha
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Wahaha appears in elsewhere's corpus mainly as a reference point in China's beverage industry: in a FreeS Fund discussion of bottled-water consumption upgrade, Li Feng describes Wahaha as the standard-bearer for purified water — thin bottles, soft caps — which consumers notably moved away from toward natural water (led by Nongfu Spring) around 2015-2016, a shift that pushed the price band from one yuan to two . The company also shows up as one of the legacy brands Zhongxuegao partnered with for co-branded products around 2019-2020 . Beyond these mentions, elsewhere's corpus does not carry a fuller profile of Wahaha itself — its founding, ownership, or current business are not covered.
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