Nata de coco juice is a fruit drink that contains chewy cubes of nata de coco, a jelly made by fermenting coconut water. UK shoppers find it in the world food aisle of major supermarkets and in Asian grocery stores.
In the UK, you can buy nata de coco juice from Mogu Mogu, Kato, and Niru at Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons, Costco, and Asian grocers, and a 320 ml (10.8 fl oz) bottle costs about £1.00 to £1.35. Mogu Mogu is the most widely stocked brand, Kato arrived in 2025 under a Care Bears licence, and Niru is a UK brand made in Vietnam.
This guide lists each brand, where to buy it, what it costs, and which flavors UK shops stock. The last section explains the sugar levy, labelling rules, and supply terms that importers need to sell nata de coco drinks in the UK. This guide comes from Nico Brands, the brand portfolio of Nico Trading Company Limited, a Vietnamese manufacturer and exporter of nata de coco drinks.
Nata de coco juice sits in the world food aisle of most major UK supermarkets.
Which Nata De Coco Juice Brands Are Sold In The UK?
Three nata de coco juice brands sell in UK shops: Mogu Mogu and Kato from Thailand, and Niru, a UK brand made in Vietnam. A fourth brand, Nico Nico, is available to UK importers and distributors.
Brand
Made in
Company or UK partner
Where to buy
Mogu Mogu
Thailand
Sappe Public Company Limited
Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons, Costco, Sous Chef, Hancocks
Kato
Thailand
Taveephol Product; Unisnacks in the UK
UK retailers since January 2025
Niru
Vietnam
Niru Europe Limited, Surrey
Morrisons
Nico Nico
Vietnam
Nico Trading Company Limited
Available to UK importers and distributors
Nata de coco juice brands sold in the UK and where to buy them.
Mogu Mogu
Mogu Mogu is a Thai fruit-flavored drink with nata de coco made by Sappe Public Company Limited, and it is the most widely stocked nata de coco drink in the UK. Sainsbury’s, Asda, and Morrisons sell 320 ml bottles (Trolley; Morrisons), Costco UK sells cases of 24 × 320 ml (Costco UK), and Sous Chef sells 1-litre (33.8 fl oz) bottles (Sous Chef).
Kato
Kato is a Thai fruit drink with nata de coco made by Taveephol Product, sold in the UK as the Care Bears Kato range. Unisnacks launched the range at the BBC Good Food Show Winter in Birmingham in November 2024 and put it on sale across the UK from January 2025, in seven flavors: strawberry, lychee, orange, mango, melon, peach, and watermelon (Licensing Magazine).
Niru
Niru is a UK food brand whose nata de coco drinks are made in Vietnam. Niru Europe Limited, based in Surrey, sells pineapple and mango flavored drinks with nata de coco in 320 ml bottles at Morrisons (Morrisons). Niru shows that UK retailers already stock nata de coco drinks produced in Vietnam.
Nico Nico
Nico Nico is a Vietnamese juice drink with 30% not-from-concentrate (NFC) juice and 15% nata de coco, available to UK importers and distributors rather than sold in UK supermarkets. Nico Trading makes Nico Nico in three PET bottle sizes: 320 ml (10.8 fl oz) in 15 flavors, 500 ml (16.9 fl oz) in 9 flavors, and 1,000 ml (33.8 fl oz) in 3 flavors. The 320 ml range includes strawberry, lychee, mango, melon, orange, peach, pomegranate, tropical, pineapple, passion fruit, blueberry, blackcurrant, red grape, coconut, and watermelon. The UK sits within the Nico Nico distribution area, so UK importers buy the brand directly from the manufacturer; see the Nico Nico juice drink with nata de coco.urrant, red grape, coconut, and watermelon. The UK sits within the Nico Nico distribution area, so UK importers buy the brand directly from the manufacturer; see the Nico Nico juice drink with nata de coco.
Nico coconut 320ml
Where Can You Buy Nata De Coco Juice In The UK?
Four channels sell nata de coco juice in the UK: supermarkets, Costco, online specialist grocers, and cash-and-carry wholesalers.
Supermarkets: Sainsbury’s, Asda, and Morrisons stock 320 ml bottles of Mogu Mogu, and Morrisons also stocks Niru.
Costco UK: members buy Mogu Mogu in cases of 24 × 320 ml bottles (Costco UK).
Online grocers: Sous Chef sells 1-litre Mogu Mogu bottles for home delivery (Sous Chef).
Wholesalers: Hancocks, a cash-and-carry wholesaler, supplies Mogu Mogu to independent shops (Hancocks).
The same brands appear in other export markets, where they compete with local brands.
How Much Does Nata De Coco Juice Cost In The UK?
A 320 ml bottle of nata de coco juice costs about £1.00 to £1.35 in UK supermarkets in 2026. Prices change with promotions, so check the retailer before you buy.
Retailer
Product
Price
Sainsbury’s
Mogu Mogu lychee, 320 ml
£1.35
Asda
Mogu Mogu lychee, 320 ml
£1.34
Morrisons
Mogu Mogu, 320 ml (promotion)
£1.00, was £1.35
Nata de coco juice prices at UK supermarkets, September 2026.
Online prices checked in September 2026 (Trolley; Morrisons). In-store prices may differ.
Which Nata De Coco Juice Flavors Are Popular In The UK?
Lychee, mango, and strawberry are the most widely stocked nata de coco juice flavors in the UK, followed by melon, grape, peach, pineapple, and blackcurrant. Mogu Mogu covers most of these flavors, Kato adds orange and watermelon, and Niru offers pineapple and mango.
The flavor comes from the juice, not the jelly. Nata de coco itself tastes almost neutral and absorbs the flavor of the drink around it.with juice.
What Do Importers Need To Sell Nata De Coco Drinks In The UK?
Importers selling nata de coco drinks in the UK must account for the Soft Drinks Industry Levy, meet UK labelling rules, and choose a supplier with suitable terms.
Soft Drinks Industry Levy
The Soft Drinks Industry Levy applies to soft drinks with added sugar, and the importer pays it on drinks brought into the UK. From 1 April 2026, the levy is £2.08 per 10 litres for drinks with 5 g to less than 8 g of sugar per 100 ml, and £2.78 per 10 litres for drinks with 8 g or more (GOV.UK). Drinks with less than 5 g of sugar per 100 ml, and drinks sweetened only by fruit or vegetable juice, pay no levy. The lower threshold falls to 4.5 g per 100 ml from 1 January 2028 (GOV.UK). Check the sugar content on the supplier’s specification sheet before you order.
UK Labelling Rules
Pre-packed drinks sold in Great Britain must show a UK name and address for the food business or the importer, a rule in force since 1 January 2024. The label must also list the name of the food, the ingredients, allergens, the net quantity in millilitres, a best-before date, and a lot number (GOV.UK; Food Standards Agency). Drinks sold in Northern Ireland use a Northern Ireland or EU address instead.
Nico Brands Supply Terms For UK Importers
Nico Brands supplies UK importers with Nico Nico as an established brand, not a private label, and adds the UK importer’s details with a sticker label when required.
Factor
Nico Nico
Recipe
30% NFC juice + 15% nata de coco
Pack formats
PET bottles: 320 ml (10.8 fl oz), 500 ml (16.9 fl oz), and 1,000 ml (33.8 fl oz)
Minimum order
1 container; up to 4 flavors per container for 320 ml, minimum 350 cartons per flavor
Incoterms
FOB, CFR, or CIF from Ho Chi Minh City port
Payment
50% deposit and 50% against the draft bill of lading, or a letter of credit at sight
Lead time
30 to 35 working days after deposit and label approval, plus 5 to 7 days for sticker labels
UK shoppers can buy nata de coco juice from three brands: Mogu Mogu, the most widely stocked, Care Bears Kato, and Niru, a UK brand made in Vietnam. Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons, Costco, Sous Chef, and Hancocks sell these drinks, and a 320 ml bottle costs about £1.00 to £1.35. Lychee, mango, and strawberry lead the shelves. Importers must check sugar content against the Soft Drinks Industry Levy and add a UK importer address to every label, and Nico Nico is available to UK importers as a ready-to-sell brand. For more, read about nata de coco ingredients, nata de coco with juice, and Thai nata de coco drink brands.
