Articles Tagged with ''ready to drink (RTD) beverages''

The average American eats 7.4 pounds of peanuts each year and peanuts are staying relevant with younger generations as the favorite nut of millennials. But what are today’s trends with peanuts on menus and how can those ideas be adapted in prepared foods? Here are three key applications ripe for exploration:

The BCAA and Collagen lines each are available in multiple flavors such as Lemon, Pink Guava, Cucumber and Mixed Berry. The Alkaline line is unflavored, is 9+ pH and is electrolysis-free, the company says. 

Zevia Kidz come in kid-sized cans with classic Disney characters and feature the Disney Check, which helps families easily identify better-for-you choices. In addition, the beverages are Non-GMO Project Verified, gluten-free and caffeine free.

The 15.2-ounce Non-GMO Project certified smoothie is a blend of guava, pineapple, kiwi and orange.

Prepared Foods showcases new ready to drink coffees and teas debuting in January 2020.

Pepsi Café is not the brand's first time launching in the cola and coffee space. Pepsi was one of the first beverage brands to enter the category in 1996 with the launch of Pepsi Kona.

The organic-based company leverages clean, sustainable ingredients including protein-rich oats, nuts, and seeds to reinvent the saturated RTD industry.

Garden of Life Organic Protein Plant-based Drinks provide 21g of complete protein, 0g of sugar, 1g of net carbs, 5g of MCTs, and contain no dairy, soy or gluten.

Simply made with just 11 ingredients and packaged to easily grab on-the-go, Quest Protein Shakes present a solution for consumers looking for a convenient way to introduce more protein into their diet.

The additional capacity is expected to serve new and existing customers and will enable the Company to supply the fast-growing RTD coffee and latte beverage category as the preferred manufacturing partner.