Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea

Learn how the Michigan State Product Center helped Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea launch their Ginger Lemon Tea product. The Product Center helped owner Lisa Bee with finding co-packers, sourcing ingredients, developing packaging and introduced Sweetwaters to buyers. You can learn more about all the services the Product Center has to offer at http://www.productcenter.msu.edu

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