The USD 35-million company is also introducing the entire coconut range under 'Coco Joy', including coconut oil and coconut milk.
Launched two years back, FAL Food and Beverages currently has operations in Australia, China, US and Malaysia.
"A rise in the number of health-conscious consumers in India is giving a boost to fruit juices," chief executive of FAL Food and Beverages Tim Xenos told PTI.
The company will invest about USD 3-5 million dollars in setting up operations this fiscal, he said.
The coconut water will be priced at Rs 60 for a 250 ml can, while the juices will be priced between R 60-80 a can, said Jasmeet Khanna, business head for Flavor and Life Healthy Beverages Int. In India.
"As part of its portfolio FAL will also be introducing vitamin water, isotonics and nutrition bars into the country by early next year," Khanna said.
"Based on how we fare we will actively consider manufacturing opportunities here in the future," he said.
The company will follow a direct distribution model, Khanna said, and will launch in the top 10 cities, followed by tier II cities.
This comes at a time when the nectar and fruit juice market is growing at about 15 per cent annually, according to a recent study by Technopak.
Of late, several new brands of soft drinks and fruit juices have entered the market like homegrown Hector Beverages, which launched Paperboat.
Other players in the segment include Parle and Godrej. Some of the other brands of fruit juices and drinks include Maaza, Minute Maid, Frooti, Appy, Slice, and Del Monte among others.
