San Diego-based Medical Marijuana Inc., a publically traded cannabis company, announced that its subsidiary Kannaway has released its new single-serve coffee and tea pods, which are infused with 10 mg of hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) in each pod, the company says. The single-serve coffee pods – Kannaway French Roast – are made with 100 percent premium Arabica coffee beans and are batch roasted by a fifth generation roast master, it adds.
VitaCup Inc. launched VitaCup, a line of vitamin-infused single-serve coffee pods in five blends: Slim Blend, Probiotic Blend, Beauty Blend, Genius Blend and Green Tea.
Community Coffee Co. launched a new single-serve coffee line: Community 2X Caffeine Coffee, which offers a natural extra boost of caffeine from coffee extracts, the company says.
Limited-edition packaging benefits Breast Cancer Research Foundation
In partnership with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), the first “coffee for a cause” initiative in the coffee pods category was created specifically for BCRF fundraising.
As millennials age and iGeneration consumers gain buying power, their consumption habits of coffee beverages are growing and changing. In conjunction with health-and-wellness trends and functional benefits, coffee has become a go-to category for these consumers who look for premium, specialty and value-added products.
Keurig Green Mountain Inc., Waterbury, Vt., unveiled the new Keurig K-Select coffee maker. The latest in Keurig brewing innovation, the versatile K-Select coffee maker features a strong brew with a removable water reservoir and an intuitive interface, the company says.
When it comes to coffee, consumers are looking for premium products in both hot and cold varieties to get their coffee fix. “Consumers are increasingly demanding specialized, high-quality coffee products, particularly in single-use servings.