Articles Tagged with ''mood food''

GURU’s new Peach Mango Punch is made with a blend of natural ingredients that help increase focus and brain performance.

According to its team of food, nutrition and health experts and its consumer research insights, 2024 will see more functional beverages, a boom in botanicals, rising demand for foods that support emotional well-being, a focus on food labels and a growing acceptance of artificial intelligence (AI).

Motivated by market interest and functionality, edibles brands and manufacturers are building on customer feedback and cannabinoid research to develop products tailored for desired mood or need states.

Cannabis Products Insider recently spoke to Alexandre Poulin, Gayonica’s chief innovation officer, about the inspiration behind the Jublee brand, its development and future plans for expansion.

No matter the food mood, consumers can get a bowlful of something tasty that meets morning nutrition concerns with three newest additions to the Special K family: Kellogg's® Special K® Oat Crunch Honey, Kellogg's® Special K® High Protein and Kellogg's® Special K® Zero.

Each flavor is brewed with real fruit, low in calories, and infused with magnesium L-threonate, a form of magnesium shown to enter the brain, increasing production of “feel-good” neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine. 

Florida Food Products (FFP) shared a new insights report from the company’s website. The free download titled, “Meet the Demand for Function and Flavor in Today’s Beverages,” investigates the latest flavor and functionality trends in the beverage industry among today’s consumers.

The global COVID-19 pandemic had a marked impact on consumers’ attitudes toward health. COVID took a heavy toll on people in poor health and consumers looked for quick ways to boost their health as a defense against the disease.

Loaded with five diverse ingredients including vitamin B complex, anti-inflammatories, antioxidants, adaptogens and amino acids, Hangobi Is packaged in 12oz slim cans.

Developed by industry-leading doctors and scientists, First Person optimizes neurochemistry by stimulating the production of specific neurotransmitters in the brain tied to three main functions: focus, mood, and sleep.