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The future of functional beverages: Botanics, -bionics, barely-there sweeteners

Imbibe's insights, drawn from close collaboration with beverage brands and flavor experts, anticipate growth in keto-friendly and functional products. With a focus on innovation, we examine emerging categories, ingredients, and flavors set for significant expansion in the next few years.

Imbibe Recommends Four Hot Flavors To Draw In Consumers

Insights from these partnerships help us predict future market trends. Upcoming flavors to consider: Elderberry (tangy, tart), Apricot (sweet, juicy), Pickle (salty, sour), and Shuttle Pop (cherry, lime, blue raspberry).

What it takes to Win at the World Beverage Innovation Awards 2021, according to Aparna Oak, Flavor Master

As Director of Flavor Innovation at Imbibe, Aparna Oak sees trends develop before they hit shelves. To stand out, consider using unique ingredients, focusing on immune support, emphasizing sustainability, ensuring transparent packaging, and creating multi-functional products.

Looking to Design a New Beverage?

Introducing the Beverage Survival Guide: Your ultimate resource for beverage development. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something for everyone. Download your free copy today or request a physical fold-out via email.

Beverage Survival Guide

Before creating a beverage, consider its nutrition, regulations, competition, packaging, and processing. This guide will help you develop your beverage idea into a successful product.

New Decade, New Hires!

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6 Essential Tips for a Successful New Beverage Launch

Plan your perfect sip! Research your unique selling point and target market first. Then factor in temperature and packaging during recipe development. Find a copacker early for your ingredients.

Formulation considerations for developing probiotic-rich food and beverage products

Refrigerated drinks like yogurt and kombucha typically use live cultures, while non-refrigerated beverages often utilize spore forms for stability, explains Joe Farinella, VP of R&D at Imbibe.

Imbibe Can Support Your Alcoholish Growth with Flavor Innovation and Taste Modulation Tools

Imbibe introduces recent TTB-approved flavors, including Passion Fruit and Strawberry Daiquiri, catering to both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Imbibe's expertise extends to hard seltzers and zero-proof spirits, supported by R&D and taste modulation.

Imbibe designs impactful ingredients and develops products for the food and beverage industry.

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