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Cascade Ice new flavors

December 4, 2015

Unique-Beverage Co. LLC announced the addition of four new flavors to its USDA-certified Organic sparkling water line.

Beverages offer key delivery vehicle for antioxidants

Antioxidant fortification will be important as population ages

January 16, 2015

When you take a swig out of that juice-based beverage or sports nutrition drink, chances are you are gulping down antioxidants as well — and that’s not a bad thing.

Beat Juice

October 22, 2013

Beat Juice Beverage Co. reformulated its all-natural Beat Juice, which originally was designed to help fight high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and hypertension, the company says.

Heart of Tea

April 3, 2013

Heart of Tea launched a line of same-named teas in Peach and Pomegranate-Orange flavors.

Pom Wonderful launches single-serve bottle

October 16, 2012

Pom Wonderful launched its 100 percent pomegranate juice in single-serve 8-ounce bottles.

Pomegranate concentrate

July 18, 2012

Pom Wonderful introduced a 100 percent pomegranate juice concentrate for use as an ingredient.

Pomagria

July 6, 2012

Aveníu Brands launched Pomagria, a pomegranate-flavored sangria.

Vinki juice drinks

April 23, 2012

Daesang America Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Daesang Group, launched Vinki juice drinks in Blueberry and Pomegranate varieties.

Beverage Beat: Riding the trend rollercoaster

Jennifer Zegler

January 16, 2012

Similar to the drops, twists and turns of popular amusement park rides, product fads can leave beverage-makers gasping for breath — and redirecting budgets. Take for example, pomegranate, formerly the most super of the superfruits, which has plausibly suffered the most due to consumers’ frequently fickle preferences.

Superfruits expand beyond exotic varieties

Nutrient levels highlight more fruits under superfruit umbrella

Jessica Jacobsen

January 12, 2012

Better-for-you beverages continue to appeal to consumers, and beverage companies continue to find ways to address that trend. According to Chicago-based Mintel Group Ltd.’s “Juice and Juice Drinks” report, 5 percent of launches from January to June 2011 contained antioxidants, which represents a 1 percent increase from the previous period. The report adds that many launches sourced their antioxidant content from superfruits such as acai berries, blueberries, cranberries and pomegranates.