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Tag: beverage development

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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.
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Matcha: A Top Searched Earthy Flavor

Matcha, a green tea powder rich in L-theanine and antioxidants, is experiencing a surge in popularity. It is being used in beverages like lattes (growing at 64% YOY) and even sparking interest in crossover products like matcha beer.
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Challenges to Delivering Tasty, Healthy Products

Developing plant-based foods is challenging for scientists due to inconsistent textures and flavors in plant proteins.
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Fiber, probiotics add functional benefits to beverages

A 2017 report by Innova Market Insights reveals that 19% of new functional drinks boast digestive health benefits.
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Trendspotting: On Draft: Nitro-Infused Beverages

Guinness pioneered nitrogen-infused beers, but now craft brewers are adopting nitrogen to enhance stouts and ales. Ball Corporation's Ball's Widget Inside™ can, designed for RTD nitrogen-infused beverages, caters to the 95% of beer drinkers who appreciate this innovation.
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Functional Beverage Innovation: Fringe is In

Functional beverages with ingredients like cascara and aronia berries are gaining traction as consumers seek healthy and convenient options. This trend is fueled by interest in niche ingredients and food movements like veganism and paleo.
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Portable Nutrition Innovation for Individual Consumer Needs

Marketing Manager Ilana Orlofsky will present on key trends influencing the coffee and tea categories, and strategies for developing a coffee or tea product.
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Imbibe Welcomes New Team Members

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The Organic Food and Beverage Supply Chain: Stretching to Meet Demand

Companies aiming for organic certification face challenges. Products must be at least 95% organic ingredients, and the remaining 5% must comply with strict NOP guidelines.
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