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Category: Technical & Industry Guidance

Insights

Video: Breakfast with Imbibe: Experts Weigh In On Sugar Reduction

Imbibe and Chicago Section IFT hosted a cross-functional panel with our Ingredient Technologist Liz Sisel, Director of Flavor Innovation Aparna Oak, and Regulatory Manager Guy Affobly. Watch this video to hear everything they had to say!

Breakfast with Imbibe: Experts Weigh In On Sugar Reduction

Join Imbibe and Chicago Section IFT for a breakfast event on October 16, focusing on sugar reduction strategies. Attendees can taste products featuring modern sweetener technologies and flavor modulation.

Beverage Acronyms You NTK (Need to Know)

Check out our glossary of common acronyms used in the food and beverage industry. These acronyms can be helpful for professionals in the industry to understand each other during meetings, conferences, and collaborations.

Webinar: Beverage Trend Spotlight: Coffee & Tea

Dratt will dive into what health conscious consumers want in a beverage, up-and-coming functional ingredients, and the future of healthy beverages.

Key Considerations for Using Ginger in Your Product

Ginger's hot! This spicy ingredient is livening up beverages from coffee to juice, thanks to its taste and health benefits. Expect ginger in mainstream drinks and surprising new options like veggie blends.

Webinar: Sugar Reduction Trends & Strategies

Due to rising sugar concerns and soda taxes, sugar reduction is a major trend in the beverage industry. This article highlights a webinar that will discuss alternative sweeteners and sugar reduction strategies.

Chicago Food Blogger Event: Watch It Here!

Imbibe and Chicago Section IFT hosted a discussion with three of Chicago’s hottest food bloggers to learn their secrets to Chicago’s food scene, building a loyal social media following, and so much more.

Artificial Vs. Natural Color: What Makes Sense for Your Next Product?

When choosing colors for beverages, consider what your target audience wants. Artificial colors are cheaper, shelf-stable, and maintain vibrancy but may be seen as unnatural.

Food & Beverage Insights: Plant-Based Podcast

Food & Beverage Insights: Plant-Based Podcast