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Clean-label SweetSense
TM
developed during ‘critical time’ for beverage industry
Laura Dembitzer from Imbibe highlights two consumer segments in the carbonated and sports beverage markets: those opting for artificial sweeteners to cut sugar and another group preferring natural sweeteners, prioritizing health over taste.
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Following the Organic Spice Trail
Product developers face a challenge in sourcing flavorful organic ingredients due to limited supply. While demand for organic foods grows, sourcing organic herbs and spices proves difficult.
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Imbibe Unveils Proprietary Technology that Elevates Sweetness Perception
SweetSenseTM reduces sugar by up to 30%, labeled as a natural flavor, ideal for clean-label products. Contact Imbibe for details.
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Sourcing organic ingredients
In 2015, organic food sales reached nearly 5% of total US food sales. However, sourcing organic ingredients remains a challenge due to limited supply and certification requirements.
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Reformulate, Rebrand: Companies Respond to Demand for Sugar Reduction
The FDA's added sugar disclosure mandate from July 2018 prompts industry-wide reformulation efforts. Major brands like Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Nestlé commit to sugar reduction.
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Sugar-reduction efforts pick up steam ahead of update to Nutrition Facts panel
Food and beverage brands are rushing to reduce sugar ahead of FDA regulations mandating added sugar labeling.
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2017: Already a big year for expanding our team! Meet the newest Imbibers
Imbibe New Hire Introductions
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Protein holds steady in 2017 but consumers become more sophisticated with their demands
Protein remains a key fortification attribute in 2017, with its market projected to reach $43 billion by 2024. Laura Dembitzer of Imbibe highlights the need for strategic protein selection and communication of unique benefits, especially with discerning consumers.
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Imbibe and Ganeden Join Forces to Predict Top 3 Trending Ingredients of 2017
Imbibe and Ganeden are teaming up for a webinar on February 7th to discuss key ingredient trends in the food and beverage industry, including sugar reduction, protein, and probiotics.
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