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Elixir of Life Adds to Super Blend Line

New Whole Foods Market Line includes Matcha Latte and Mexican Chocolate

April 21, 2015

Temple Turmeric™, formerly Tumeric – Elixir of Life announced two exclusive additions to its new Super Blend line for Whole Foods Market: Matcha Latte and Mexican Chocolate.

New Dairy-Free Yogurt

DREAM brand introduces COCONUT DREAM™ variety

January 21, 2015

DREAM™ brand is proud to announce the launch of their new line of COCONUT DREAM™ Non-Dairy Yogurt, available in five sweet and fresh flavors of coconut-based yogurt: Plain, Vanilla, Strawberry, Blueberry and Raspberry.

Tropical Yogurt Flavors

Noosa Finest Yoghurt goes tropical with new Coconut and Pineapple varieties.

August 13, 2014

Noosa Finest Yoghurt, Bellvue, Colo., says it is "going troppo" in Atlanta with two new varieties: Noosa Coconut and Noosa Pineapple

Healthier Frozen Desserts

Packaged Facts says ice cream, frozen dessert manufacturers are focusing more on better-for-you attributes.

August 4, 2014

Traditionally, consumers often perceive regular ice cream as having questionable nutritional value because of its high fat and high sugar content.

Fruit Formulations

Consumers are increasingly attracted to products featuring fruit ingredients. Fruits enhance sensory characteristics and offer numerous health benefits.

Anibal Concha-Meyer Ph.D.

July 29, 2014

The popularity of fruit as inclusions, or as foundations for beverages and desserts and flavorings, always has remained high

The Joy of Coco

FAL Healthy Beverages announced the launch of Coco Joy, a new coconut water made from young green coconuts.

July 14, 2014

The product claims to be different from the coconut water beverages that mix the fatty, milky juice of aged brown coconuts with green coconut water.

Coconut Water Website

iTi Tropicals creates website for coconut water concentrate, helps formulators create healthier new juices.

April 25, 2014

iTi Tropicals predicts that within five years, coconut water concentrate (CWC) -- as an ingredient -- could be as significant as pineapple juice concentrate.