Buda Juice makes fresh, cold-crafted citrus juices, lemonades, and wellness shots sold to grocery retailers in Texas. The company's core differentiator is that its products are never heat-treated or HPP-processed, unlike most juice sold in grocery stores today — including products marketed as "fresh-squeezed" — which are typically pasteurized or made from concentrate. Buda Juice sells under three product lines: Buda Juice, a premium organic wellness shot line in 2 oz glass bottles; Buda Fresh, a value-oriented line of non-organic citrus juices and lemonades in 12 oz to 128 oz sizes; and a Private Label line produced for retailers under their own brands. Buda Juice sells to grocery retailers at wholesale prices, positioning itself as a turnkey solution that handles production and cold-chain logistics so retailers don't need dedicated equipment or specialized labor. The company maintains a continuous 35°F cold chain from fruit to shelf, giving products an 8-12 day shelf life. Revenue is driven by the number of retail locations stocked, product velocity at each store, and the mix of branded versus private label products. Buda Juice's growth plan is built around a three-hub geographic expansion model: its current Dallas facility serves Texas and surrounding states, with a projected Southeast hub in South Carolina by 2026 and a Western hub in Arizona or Nevada by 2027. Each hub replicates the cold-chain production model regionally, since the short shelf life makes cross-country shipping from a single facility impractical.