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Imbibe Sees Opportunity for Lower Caffeine in Beverage

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.

Imbibe Shares Added Functional Ingredient Trends in Hydration Products

Sports drinks are losing their sugar! Hydration drinks are growing, but with less sugar and more natural ingredients. Consumers are looking for low-cal options with health benefits like gut health and muscle recovery.

Imbibe Shares Trends in the Rising Market for Energy and Relaxation Products

Coffee jitters got you down? Both energy drinks and relaxation drinks are on the rise! The energy drink market is expected to hit $25 billion by 2030, while relaxation drinks are projected to reach $1.3 billion by 2030.

2022 Trends Part 3 – Lower Sodium, Lab-crafted Analogs, and Nostalgic Flavors to Make us Feel Safer

With new WHO and FDA guidelines, manufacturers aim to lower sodium intake by 400mg/day. Aging consumers show more concern, while trends like molecular coffee and nostalgic flavors reshape the market.

Functional coffees and teas keep percolating with innovation

Coffee and tea, plant-based and versatile, excel at delivering functional ingredients. Energy teas with natural sources like yerba mate are rising, alongside immunity and relaxation teas.

Dairy and Nondairy Beverage Focused Webinar Can Help Fill Your Pipeline – Imbibe Can Supplement Future Formulation

In a free webinar, Imbibe will explore innovations in RTD coffee and tea, highlighting white spaces and opportunities. Dairy Foods will also discuss dairy sector opportunities. Join us on September 23rd, 2021, or sign up to watch later.

Consumers embrace coffee drinks as platforms for functional nutrition

Besides dessert-like coffees, health-oriented coffees are gaining traction, leveraging coffee’s wellness potential. "Consumers are open to coffee as a platform for enhancing wellness," says Ilana Orlofsky from Imbibe.

Original functional beverages coffee and tea keep getting better

COVID-19 disrupts beverage trends. Bottled water sales rise while soft drinks slump, especially in restaurants. Consumers seek immune-supporting drinks with familiar ingredients like probiotics and calming options like chamomile tea.

Crafting a better brew

Coffee and tea offer a wide variety of choices for taste and health. They boast caffeine, antioxidants, and other potential benefits like better digestion and relaxation.

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