The Cycle is expanding its ready-to-drink portfolio with two beverages designed for perimenopause and menopause. The launch reflects growing interest in functional drinks targeting women’s health across life stages.
The rollout adds four targeted supplements to Sprouts shelves, including lactation and hormonal support products. For product developers, the move signals growing demand for clinically positioned women’s health solutions in mainstream natural retail.
Greater Than is repositioning hydration around how women’s bodies actually work, blending coconut water, plant-based fiber and essential vitamins into a nutrient-dense elixir. With new 12oz sleek cans and a 2026 national retail rollout, the brand’s GoddessLand platform reframes hydration as daily nourishment, not just performance.
Clean label mandates, GLP-1 shifts, women’s health needs, sensory design and AI-driven personalization point to a new era where credibility, balance and emotional wellbeing guide innovation
As economic pressure, anxiety and rapid technological change reshape how consumers eat, brands must rethink product design, sourcing and communication. The year ahead will reward companies that blend performance, pleasure and purpose—and help people feel better in an uncertain world.
Founded by tech entrepreneur Anastasia Sartan, The Cycle brings women’s health into the functional beverage space with a science-backed, bioactive approach. The drink blends Omega-7 with herbs and adaptogens to reduce inflammation, balance hormones and support mood and energy.
Products for women are particularly noticeable and not surprisingly, we see targeted women’s products first in supplements, followed a growing wave of related food and beverage offerings.
In 2025, consumers will increasingly view food as part of their overall wellness routine. They expect meals to support not just physical health but also mental well-being and mood enhancement. This shift continues to drive the desire for functional foods—think beverages fortified with adaptogens, snacks rich in prebiotics/probiotics, and nutrient-dense meal replacements.
Prior to sharing our outlook for 2025, we wanted to review the predictions we made for 2024 to determine what we got right and what might not have fully taken shape. Here, we've collected capsule information for each section of our 2024 Predictions, in areas such as sustainability, foodservice and global flavors. Within each capsule, you will find our 2024 predictions and assessments of their accuracy.
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O Positiv has been at the forefront of women's health since the successful launch of its debut product in 2018, FLO, a PMS support supplement on the market. The brand's mission is to prioritize and advocate for women's health, by providing effective solutions for health concerns that have been historically overlooked.
As we venture into the culinary landscape of 2024, the food and beverage industry will reflect trends bubbling up from 2023. Even so, Imbibe still expects some transformative changes coming with a new year.