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Colorful concoctions continue to create bold boost for beverages on social media

From black water to orange gin, the overarching trend in beverage colors is simple: young consumers want bright, bold and highly Instagrammable products…

The conundrum – a need for colorful products that also use natural and sustainable colors – means beverage manufacturers need to choose colors carefully, notes US beverage development company Imbibe.

Read the full article in Beverage Daily.

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