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VIDEO: Sugar-free drinks startup Nexba used Amazon Launchpad to sweeten its sales

- August 6, 2019 < 1 MIN READ
Sugar-free drinks brand Nexba has been a massive hit with consumers since its launch.
The Nexba product range currently features more than 20 products, including flavoured sparkling waters, soft drinks, flavoured tonic waters, kombucha and probiotic drinks.
Nexba is among 150 brands on Amazon Launchpad, the place to discover new and unique products from the world’s brightest startups, which launched in Australia this week.
Startup Daily spoke to co-founders Troy Douglas and Troy Bible about the success of their product.

To find out more about how Amazon Launchpad can help your startup grow and succeed, check out the details online here.

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Simon Thomsen

Simon is editor of Startup Daily and host of the Startup Daily show, 2-2.40pm weekdays, on the business streaming service ausbiz.com.au

He was previously Associate Editor of Business Insider Australia and before that a full-time restaurant critic, editor of The Good Food Guide, and a newspaper proprietor, having spent far too long in journalism and publishing.

He's also an investor in early stage startups.

He chaired industry lobby group Australian Business Ltd's (now the NSW Business Chamber) environment committee during the Kyoto agreement era, back when mining execs were worried about cow farts.

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