Yerba mate has been gaining prominence in Bolivia, evolving from a regional tradition in the Chaqueña area near the borders of Paraguay and Argentina into a widely embraced beverage throughout the country. Its popularity stems from its diuretic, anti-inflammatory, and energising properties, as well as its rich nutritional profile, which includes essential minerals and vitamins.
The growing need for convenient and nutritious food solutions has spurred demand for powdered drinks among Bolivian families, particularly for children. Parents, seeking healthier alternatives to coffee or sugary beverages, increasingly turn to vitamin-enriched and plant-based hot drinks.
Api remains a cherished traditional hot drink in Bolivia, enjoyed across diverse regions and social groups. Its enduring popularity is attributed to its nutritional value, derived from its primary ingredient, purple corn, and its cultural significance as a beverage traditionally consumed during breakfast or siesta.
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Other Hot Drinks
This is the aggregation of Flavoured Powder Drinks and Other Plant-based Powder Drinks. Products can be served hot or cold, and can be mixed with water, milk, or other liquids. Bottled, ready-to-drink flavoured milk drinks are NOT included here and are included in Passport Packaged Food.
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