Sustainability, reduced alcohol consumption and plant based food in the new year
January 25, 2022
Consumers are being more selective when choosing snacks or drinks with just over 28.1% of all consumers reporting that staying at home during the pandemic has led to them eating more healthily.
The new alcohol-free offerings come in response to travelers’ increased focus on wellbeing and growing interest in alcohol alternatives
December 27, 2021
In response to travelers’ changing alcohol consumption habits and increased focus on wellbeing, Zero Proof, Zero Judgment features products from leading liquor replacement Ritual Zero Proof and carbonated mixer supplier Fever-Tree.
Innova Market Insight's 2021 Global Lifestyle & Attitude Survey reports that 43% of consumers are actively attempting to reduce waste and 32% are taking action to eat in moderation.
While the alcohol-free cocktail trend started a good half-decade or more before the 2020 onset of social disruption, lockdowns, and domino-like closings of clubs, pubs, and restaurants, those upheavals certainly contributed to the rapid rise in consumers choosing to teetotal. Somewhat. Throughout the past two years, consumption of alcohol beverages also rose markedly.
New varieties contain zero sugar, and no artificial preservatives or colors
June 23, 2021
Reed’s Inc. launched two zero sugar REAL Ginger Ale Mocktails: Shirley Tempting and Transfusion. Containing 2,000mg of fresh, organic pressed ginger, the new flavors bring a real ginger twist to the classic beverages.
March is National Nutrition Month, yet I can’t help but think of the meme currently circulating: “Welcome to the One-Year Anniversary of the Two-Week Lockdown!” The past year has been a mixed blessing, especially when it comes to health and nutrition.
Understanding the movements influencing flavor and fragrance trends is critical to navigating changing demands and uncovering new opportunities. Representatives from Flavorchem and Orchidia Fragrances will present at the upcoming “Flavors and Fragrances 2020” conference, which like most tradeshows has now gone virtual.