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Last Drop

Beverage brands expected to continue emphasizing presence of familiar flavors

Within spirits and beverage alcohol, simplicity takes the form of moderation

January 17, 2022

With health and wellness continuing to drive trends, beverage brands are opting for simplicity, as more consumers are asking for loud and proud, single-note flavors.

Sensient introduces new line of chili-based extracts

Five extract varieties delivery “boundless” consistency in heat, color

January 3, 2022

Sensient introduced a new line of multifaceted chili extracts that deliver a “boundless” consistency of heat, color and taste to meet consumers’ needs for hotter eating and drinking.

Ingredient Spotlight

Classic flavors remain in favor with consumers, new beverages

Vanilla, chocolate and strawberry help bridge gap for new flavor trends

Jessica Jacobsen

December 21, 2021

Classic flavors such as vanilla, chocolate and strawberry have enjoyed longevity throughout the beverage market even as new, exotic entrants look to challenge their status.

Alani Sparkling water

December 16, 2021

Alani Nu introduced a new product category within its beverage portfolio: sparkling water. Named Alani Sparkling, this new line is a caffeine-free, gluten-free and vegan beverage that showcases natural aromatic flavor components that enhances the taste of the product with zero sugar, the company says.

LALA brand releases dessert-inspired yogurt smoothies, cremas

Yogurt smoothies available in 3 varieties

August 23, 2021

Dallas-based LALA U.S. Inc. announced that dessert-inspired yogurt smoothies and cremas are the newest addition to the LALA brand of fresh dairy products. The new products include three flavors of dessert yogurt smoothies and two flavors of fruit and crema desserts.

Category Focus

Energy market thrives during pandemic

New flavors, functionality help category compete with outside categories

Jessica Jacobsen

July 20, 2021

In today’s beverage market, the energy drinks and shots category is leaving its mark as more consumers are relying on the product’s key attribute ― energy ― to get through the day.

R&D Feature

New beverage development combines familiar, novel flavors

Health and wellness elevates better-for-you flavor profiles

Sarah Graybill

May 18, 2021

Beverage-makers are integrating “wellness” flavors to feed consumers demand for better-for-you beverages.

Coca-Cola with Coffee and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar with Coffee

Ingredient Spotlight

Vanilla remains top solution for beverage formulations

Natural, clean-label associations keep vanilla on top

Isi Frank Ativie

April 30, 2021

Nostalgia has kept vanilla among the top flavors used in food and beverages, but its association with natural and clean-label trends is giving it an edge.

AHA Mango + Black Tea, Raspberry + Acai

March 16, 2021

AHA, a brand of The Coca-Cola Co., is expanding its line of sparkling waters with two new releases: Raspberry + Acai and Mango + Black Tea.

Blue California unveils Destination Flavors Collection 2021

Natural flavor collection supports hard seltzer development

November 20, 2020

Hard seltzer brands can now explore new, true-to-fruit, clean natural flavors with Blue California’s Destination Flavors Collection 2021 in their ready-to-drink (RTD) alcoholic beverages.

Articles Tagged with ''flavor trends''

Beverage brands expected to continue emphasizing presence of familiar flavors

Sensient introduces new line of chili-based extracts

Classic flavors remain in favor with consumers, new beverages

Alani Sparkling water

LALA brand releases dessert-inspired yogurt smoothies, cremas

Energy market thrives during pandemic

New beverage development combines familiar, novel flavors

Vanilla remains top solution for beverage formulations

AHA Mango + Black Tea, Raspberry + Acai

Blue California unveils Destination Flavors Collection 2021

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