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Flavor Drop 2: Apple Jasmine & Pear Fig
Try Apple Jasmine! Searches are up 8.5% globally. Jasmine's floral notes pair perfectly with apple for a refreshing taste. Plus, 32% of consumers want more botanical flavors in drinks.
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Flavors of the Month: Blood Orange Yuzu and Blue Raspberry Cotton Candy
Both delicious and healthy, blood orange and yuzu are the new flavors in beverages! Social media buzz is up 14.5%. Yuzu packs 3x the vitamin C of a lemon.
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The ABCs of CSDs
The U.S. carbonated soft drink market still holds value, despite declining volume sales. Brands innovate with adult-friendly flavors, classics, and CBD-infused options. Examples include Jones Soda's Strawberry Lime, Diet Coke's Strawberry-Guava, and Sprig's CBD sodas.
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Props to Hops: A New Generation of Hops-laden Beverages
Younger consumers are prioritizing beverages that align with their biological needs, leading to a rise in functional ingredients like hops. Brands like Heineken, Leffe, and Hoplark HopTea cater to this trend with innovative products.
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Bedtime Beverages
The beverage market offers various sleep-supporting options besides supplements. Products include Som Sleep drinks with melatonin, valerian root-infused milk from Sleep Well.
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Beverage Acronyms You NTK (Need to Know)
The document you provided is a 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.
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