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Imbibe CCO, Andy Dratt, Explores Sustainability Initiatives and Better-For-You Formulation Challenges

Beverage trends are all about functionality (vitamins and benefits!), less sugar (72% try to limit it!), and plant-based options (plant protein is hot!). Andy Dratt at Imbibe says these trends will shape the next decade of beverage development.
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#Trendspotting: The Ability of Sustainability

Eco-friendly packaging, upcycled ingredients, and local sourcing are the hottest trends! Brands are using recycled materials, turning food scraps into new products, and looking close to home for ingredients.
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2022 Trends Part 2 – Cannabis, Getting Frisky, and Robotic Intel (AI)

With cannabis legalization expanding, expect a surge in THC and CBD-infused products. Cann's sparkling RTD, backed by celebrities, leads the trend.
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#Trendspotting: 2022 Food & Beverage Trends Part 1

NoLo drinks surge post-"Dry January", with sales up 33% in 2021. Blake Lively's Betty Buzz offers sophisticated, alcohol-free mixers. Sober bars rise in popularity.
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#Trendspotting: Sustainability Not Just a Buzz Word

Just Salad launched a Carbon Label program, assigning greenhouse gas emissions estimates to menu items like carrots and chicken. They urge consumers to reduce daily carbon footprints, averaging 4.7kg CO2e per American.
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Highlights from Imbibe’s 2020 beverage trend predictions

Imbibe has released its trend predictions for 2020, emphasizing health and wellness. Imbibe highlights the expansion of wellness to encompass emotional health, driving innovation in beverages.
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Imbibe Announces Top 10 Beverage Trend Predictions for 2020

Imbibe's 2020 U.S. beverage trend predictions focus on health and wellness, merging with experience-culture and economic factors. Natural flavors from superfruits and nostalgic tastes like s’mores will dominate better-for-you beverages.
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US beverage trends of 2020: “True-to-fruit,” CBD ingredients and reduced sugar to star, Imbibe predicts

Expect botanicals paired with "true-to-fruit" flavors like basil and strawberry, alongside exotic versions such as calamansi, tangerine, and yuzu. Combining these with familiar flavors like guava and strawberry will introduce consumers to new taste experiences.
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Consumers Say What? #DrinkTrends on Instagram

While some hashtags like #matcha surged with over 4.7 million mentions, others like #beetrootlatte showed smaller but notable growth with just over 24k mentions.
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