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Imbibe Develops Pea Protein Masker

Imbibe has developed the NonSense Pea Protein Masker, an ingredient that may be used to mask the off-flavor notes associated with pea protein.

Imbibe Nonalcoholic Adult Beverages Meet Rising Consumer Demand for Health & Flavor Says Imbibe

Industry experts highlight the growing demand for non-alcoholic beverages, driven by health-conscious consumers. Innovation and understanding evolving market trends are crucial to meet these complex demands.

Imbibe Talks Delicious, Next-Gen Journeys in the Formulation of Plant-Derived Foods

Plant-based foods require advanced formulation to balance taste, nutrition, and clean ingredients. Blending analogues with real vegetables and layering flavors can enhance appeal and scalability.

Imbibe CCO on Personalized Nutrition and the Focus on the Other 0.1%

Wearable devices may advance personalized nutrition, said Andy Dratt, chief commercial officer and executive vice president for Imbibe, a beverage innovation company.

Beverage Innovations Defining 2025 from Liver Health to Lemonade

From liver health-focused products to sugar-inspired flavors without the added sugar, the industry is responding to the growing demand for healthier options that don't compromise on taste.

Ingredient suppliers enhance portfolios

To meet the increasing demand for organic products among health-conscious consumers, Imbibe’s taste modulation portfolio now includes certified Organic Senses, an organic version of The Senses.

Performance beverages expand beyond fitness

One of the most sought-after functional attributes in beverages is rehydration, with 78% of Gen Zers, 81% of millennials and 74% of Gen Xers citing hydration as one of the most important functional benefits for which they look

‘Tajin is what sriracha was a couple of years ago,’ Imbibe flavorist on global tastes Impacting RTD beverages

As commerically viable sources of novel ingredients become available, we will see more unique global flavor profiles, according to Lauren Senne, manager of taste modulation and flavorist at Imbibe.

Where Does Blue Raspberry Flavor Come From? Imbibe Scientist Explains!

There are lots of foods that are blue-raspberry flavored, like candy, popsicles, or fizzy drinks. But there’s no such thing as a blue raspberry…so where does that flavor come from? We asked Imbibe food scientist Adam Johnson.

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