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CANNABIS PRODUCTS | NOVEMBER 2020

High Expectations for Low-Dose Edibles

Microdosing products allow consumers to control their experience and meet specific needs.

Alyse Thompson-Richards

November 2, 2020

For some consumers, low doses—lower than the traditional 10 mg tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per serving limit common to the industry—are enough to meet their needs, whether they’re exploring cannabis consumption, looking to responsibly enjoy a social occasion, or seeking other wellness benefits.

The Alkaline Water Company Launches CBD Ingestibles Line

Products available online, at Pure CBD dispensaries in Los Angeles.

June 1, 2020

The Alkaline Water Company Inc.’s line of A88CBD infused ingestible products are now available on A88CBD.com and at Pure CBD, a CBD-only dispensary with multiple retail locations in Los Angeles.

Foodservice Drinks: Innovation Means Options

The Coca-Cola Company’s Freestyle is a touch-screen foodservice beverage dispenser that seemingly puts an endless array of beverage flavor combinations at the user’s fingertips.

Robert Garrison

September 13, 2013

3-D movie glasses. 5G smartphones. It’s clear that consumers like options, and they value anything that adds functional dimensions for a heightened experience.

Coca-Cola Augmenting Water Line

Coca-Cola is taking bottled water and doing what Coke is famous for -- giving it some bubbles and flavor.

March 21, 2013

The line is expected to launch on April 1.

Consumers are actively seeking everything from enhanced focus and better information processing, to reduced stress, improved mood, faster learning, effective memory, better adaptability, and enhanced multitasking. This session will review the science behind these ingredients and how they can be added to your formulations to tap into the cognitive support wave.

Remember a child’s kaleidoscope? You put your eye to a cylinder fitted inside with angled mirrors and—as soon as you twist the end of the cylinder—there’s a changing pattern with the shifting of small pieces of colored glass. That’s also something of an apt description for the plant-based food and beverage market, which continues to capture attention as it grows and shifts.