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Imbibe is a Formulation Partner for Energy Drinks at all Caffeine Levels as Connecticut Seeks to Ban Energy Drink Sales to Consumers 15 and Younger

Connecticut lawmakers are proposing a ban on energy drinks for people under 16. The bill would restrict sales, not consumption, meaning parents could still buy them for their kids.
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Thoughts from Imbibe on Flavored and Enhanced Waters that have Consumers Bubbling with Enthusiasm

Flavored water has surged in popularity as consumers seek healthier, more appealing hydration options. Major brands like Hint Water and PepsiCo's Propel offer unique flavors and functional ingredients, driving significant growth.
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How to Mask Off-Notes in Fortified, Functional, and Other Better-For-You Food and Beverages with Imbibe

Consumers’ interest in healthier lifestyles is driving trends in fortified and functional foods with less sugar, but these can have off-flavors. Flavor masking involves adding ingredients like sweetness or salt to mask bitterness, tailored specifically to different formulations.
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Imbibe Shares Insight into Differentiation in the Energy Drink Space

The energy products market is increasingly driven by shared values, personal health, and sustainability. While established brands dominate, startups like Ghost are making waves, with Ghost seeing a 1,505% increase in sales (IRI, 2022).
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Nootropics: The not so new beverage buzzword of 2019

The rise in Alzheimer's cases highlights growing consumer interest in cognitive health products. Nootropics, like L-theanine and lion’s mane, are gaining popularity despite regulatory challenges.
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Pulses, peas, beans, lentils, chickpeas

Trends at Expo West 2016

Pulse power is a trend of using peas, beans, lentils and chickpeas to create protein-rich and gluten-free snacks, pastas and more. This caters to the growing demand for protein from sustainable sources.
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