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

Posted: August 4, 2021
In: Technical & Industry Guidance

With the growth the alt-milk sector experienced in the U.S. in the past year (+20.4% growth to $2.5b), it is a topic of conversation daily – and a platform that especially benefits from several Imbibe-designed ingredients.

Still, it’s important not to neglect other categories and the innovation they’re seeing, despite their maturity. In an upcoming free webinar, Imbibe will shine a light on what’s disrupting the RTD coffee and tea segments and will offer some insights on white space and other opportunity areas. A representative from Dairy Foods will round out the picture by using their expert lens to examine opportunities in the dairy space – of which there are still many. In the 52 weeks ending May 16, 2021, IRI reported that RTD milk beverages experienced 5.7% growth and refrigerated flavored milks saw a 4.6% increase.

If you anticipate needing a break from Expo East, aren’t able to make it or want an opportunity to watch this webinar after the fact, sign up today for this free webinar! Looking forward to connecting on Thursday, September 23rd, 2021!

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