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With a mission to take sugar out of society, Swoon, the zero-sugar beverage company, believes that healthy living starts by consumers replacing their favorite sugary drinks — without sacrificing sweetness.

With the impact of the pandemic forcing the beverage market to adjust, experts note that, the tea and ready-to-drink (RTD) tea category have already begun recalibrating.

Pure Leaf Iced Tea, a brand of PepsiCo, announced the expansion of its tea portfolio with new Lower Sugar iced teas.

AHA Sparkling Water, a brand of The Coca-Cola Co., debuted a new AHA flavor: Fuji Apple + White Tea.

Family-owned Italian coffee company Lavazza announced the launch of organic ready-to-drink cans of refreshing cold brew coffee in four flavor profiles: Classic Cold Brew, Nitro Cold Brew, Cappuccino Cold Brew with Milk and Double Shot Cold Brew with Oat Milk. 

Dilmah Ceylon Tea Co. announced the launch of its high antioxidant bottled iced teas.

Koe Organic Kombucha unveiled new cans just in time for launch at Target and Rite Aid. Koe’s new look embraces evolving trends in fashion, art, and pop culture, with a colorful background and distinctive retro “sunset stripes” that nod to the brand’s California roots, it says. 

BUBLUV Inc., a start-up with a mission to craft “better-for-you,” Asian-inspired food and beverages, announced the launch of its BUBLUV Bubble Tea.

Independent cooperative Organic Valley launched two new, lactose-free flavored creamers: French Vanilla and Sweet Cream.

AriZona Beverages, Woodbury, N.Y., launched Red Tea in 20-ounce tall boys, bringing the national drink of South Africa to the mainstream market in the United States. AriZona Red Tea is naturally caffeine free, made with real sugar, and only 70 calories in each serving.