Chlorophyll Water Ranked #9 out of 90,000 Brands, Signaling Strong Retail Buyer Interest and Rising Consumer Demand Across Search, Social, and Commerce
NEW YORK, NY — Chlorophyll Water, America’s first bottled water to pass Clean Label Project Certification, today announced it has been ranked #9 out of 90,000 brands on RangeMe’s “Top 50 Food & Beverage Brands” list, a recognition that highlights the brands generating the strongest engagement from retail buyers actively searching for new products.
RangeMe, a product discovery platform connecting emerging and established brands with retail buyers, ranked Chlorophyll Water among its Top 10 food and beverage brands. Published by Mass Market Retailers, the ranking reflects buyer activity across the platform and highlights brands gaining meaningful traction with retailers. The recognition also builds on Chlorophyll Water’s earlier success with RangeMe, which previously highlighted the brand in a feature titled “Chlorophyll Water’s Plant-Powered Super-Beverage Finds Retail Success with RangeMe,” noting that “founder Matt Levine’s commitment to health and sustainability, along with a strong presence on RangeMe, helped drive success at retail.”
“For us, this recognition is incredibly meaningful because it reflects real buyer interest,” said Matt Levine, Founder of Chlorophyll Water. “RangeMe has played an important role in helping brands get discovered, and being ranked #9 out of 90,000 brands is a strong signal that Chlorophyll Water is continuing to resonate with retailers looking for innovation, functionality, and clean-label transparency.”
The recognition comes at a time when Chlorophyll Water is seeing momentum across both retail and consumer channels. The brand was recently named “Top Trending Brand of 2026” by Spate Market Research (an AI consumer forecasting platform) and is currently ranked #208 in Food & Beverage on TikTok Shop, while hashtags including #Chlorophyll and #ChlorophyllWater have surpassed 1 billion views, reinforcing growing consumer awareness and discovery across social platforms. In addition, mainstream editorial coverage of Chlorophyll Water has spanned outlets from Vogue to Women’s Health.
Together, these signals point to a strong convergence of buyer demand and consumer demand, an increasingly important indicator for retailers evaluating emerging brands with long-term shelf potential.
As consumer demand for better-for-you beverages continues to rise, Chlorophyll Water has emerged as one of the most talked-about brands in functional hydration. The brand combines ultra-purified water with chlorophyll sourced from alfalfa and plant-based vitamins A, B12, C, and D.
“Retail today is about more than just having a great product; it’s about having the data, traction, and buyer interest to support real growth,” Levine added. “This recognition reinforces what we’ve been building and where we believe the category is heading.”
Chlorophyll Water was also nominated for “Emerging Brand of the Year” by the California Grocers Association, recognized as a finalist for “Ones to Watch” by Beverage Forum, and featured on the cover of Beverage Industry Magazine in the story “Nature’s Green Magic.”
Chlorophyll Water is currently carried by leading retailers across the United States and continues to expand nationwide as awareness around chlorophyll and Clean Label Project Certification hydration grows.
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