Koia, Los Angeles, in collaboration with Whole Foods Market, Austin, Texas, launched Koia Keto, a dessert-inspired line made with nutrient-dense ingredients.
The study found that CBD-based beverages had the highest future purchase intent.
July 22, 2019
BevCanna Enterprises Inc., Canada, announced the results of its North American-wide consumer study, focused on product and consumption preferences within the cannabis-infused beverage market.
Blue Diamond, Sacramento, Calif., expanded its Almond Breeze product line to include Almond Breeze Almondmilk Horchata, a dairy-free take on a Latin American favorite.
The vibrant colors, airy white space and clean design of the new brand identity are intended to convey the premium quality of Farmhouse Culture’s fresh, fully organic offerings.
July 8, 2019
Farmhouse Culture, Watsonville, Calif., unveiled a new brand identity that represents the clean ingredients, freshness and flavor of its Kraut, Gut Shot probiotic drinks and Kraut Krisps kraut-based snacks.
Now a standalone company, Turkey Hill is strategically focused on geographic expansion and new product innovation to support increasing consumer demand.
July 8, 2019
Turkey Hill LLC, Lancaster, Pa., announced plans to invest in its manufacturing operations.
The Power Plant offers a wide variety of chef-selected plant-based beverages, snacks, beverages and meals situated in a branded cooler, freezer or snack rack.
June 26, 2019
The Plant-Based Foods Association (PBFA), San Francisco, debuted the Power Plant, what is said to be the first-of-its-kind grab-and-go concept that offers a turnkey solution to delivering plant-based foods.
The expansion includes a new bulk receiving warehouse that will store an additional 50 million pounds of almond meats, bringing the total number of bulk warehouses at the facility to eight.
June 20, 2019
Blue Diamond Growers, Sacramento, Calif., announced plans to expand the capabilities of its Salida, Calif., facility, what is said to be the largest almond receiving station in the world.
Marketing suggests that plant-based beverages are equivalent substitutes for dairy milk, but nutrient profiles show these beverages are fundamentally different types of food.
June 5, 2019
A new report from Cornucopia Institute, Cornucopia, Wis., takes an in-depth look at what plant-based beverages really offer consumers, how they are marketed and how they compare to cow's milk.