Zamaca is a premium liqueur crafted from Peruvian Maca, a natural superfood that has been used for thousands of years for its many benefits
September 6, 2016
Enovation Brands, Inc. announced the introduction of Zamaca to its product line up. Zamaca is the initial offering in the importers newly established spirits portfolio and reflects the company's mission to provide distinctively original products created for the modern consumer.
Technomic 2016 Beverage Consumer Trend Report reveals emerging beverage preferences and opportunities in foodservice
September 2, 2016
As with the case of foodservice in general, younger consumers drive away-from-home beverage orders, and tend to be more discerning about their beverages.
Introductions of energy drinks with an organic claim reach a new high
September 1, 2016
According to Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD), more energy drinks were launched globally in 2015 than in any year since 2008, with the number of energy drink products launched growing 29% between 2010 and 2015.
Midnight Mojito features blackberry flavor twirled with the taste of refreshing mint, and En Fuego offers a refreshing lime flavor paired with a little bit of heat
August 26, 2016
SOBE has revamped its website – www.SOBE.com – highlighting bold new graphics and the return of the brand's 'fantasy names.”
The unique STUBBORN SODA flavor combinations feature Black Cherry with Tarragon, Orange Hibiscus, Agave Vanilla Cream Soda, Classic Root Beer and Lemon Berry Acai
August 25, 2016
STUBBORN SODA contains 90 to 100 calories and is made with Fair Trade Certified Cane Sugar and Stevia.
“MY” Realtree packaging will be incorporated into the “This is MY World” campaign, which invites all who love the great outdoors to unwind and refresh with a Mello Yello
August 25, 2016
Although camouflage is meant to disguise, it can’t hide the smooth, citrus taste of Mello Yello. Its new “MY” look debuted earlier this year, and now, Mello Yello is bringing back the camouflage designs of the iconic Georgia-based Realtree.
The tide is rising for bottled water. The better-for-you beverage’s popularity is gaining ground on its sugary and carbonated counterparts. As a result, soda sales, in particular, have failed to pop like they did in past years.