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Become a Protein Pro: The Fundamentals of Developing Protein Drinks (Webinar)

This webinar is designed for beverage professionals interested in formulating protein drinks. It covers the science behind protein structure and how it behaves during processing. Real-world examples will also be discussed.

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Webinar: Beverage Processing Bootcamp

The webinar discusses the impact of processing on various aspects of a beverage product, including taste, color, stability, and nutrition. It will cover how factors like product composition, pH, and ingredient order can affect the final product.

Webinar: Using Acids in Beverage Formulations

This webinar teaches about using acids in beverages for flavor and to control pH. It's ideal for beverage developers who want to learn how to incorporate acids effectively.

Approaching natural colors and flavors, from concept to science to store shelves

Joe Farinella of Imbibe delved into regulatory aspects, supply chain challenges, and formulation concerns regarding natural flavors and colors. A stability testing case study offered insights into transitioning to natural coloring, shedding light on supplier and manufacturer challenges.

Clean label, functional beverage solutions

Sugar serves as more than just a sweetener in functional beverages, acting as a masking flavor to balance off-notes from botanicals and other 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.

Milking the Demand for Dairy Alternative Beverages

The dairy alternative market is booming, driven by health-conscious consumers and the rise of veganism. Sales have surged, with almond milk leading the pack, followed by soy and coconut milks.

Effectively delivering probiotics in food and beverage applications

The probiotics category is evolving due to increasing consumer interest in gut health. Researchers are uncovering new health benefits of probiotic strains, while manufacturers are enhancing processing technologies.

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

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