Trends on tap for 2022 and beyond

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Having difficulty viewing this message? View it in a browser. forward subscribe September 3, 2021 THE MOST READ STORIES OF THE WEEK 1 Trends to watch in 2022 and beyond 2 Slideshow: New products from Danone, Nestle, Community Coffee 3 Lab-grown proteins begin to impact meat, dairy categories 4 Weather, supply chain issues pressure J.M. Smucker 5 Food-at-home is here to stay SPONSORED MESSAGE Accelerate innovation with our food systems experts Need to be faster to market? Partner with Ingredion to deliver winning consumer experiences — and reduce complexity in your operations. BEVERAGE INDUSTRY NEWS Prebiotic soda brand raises $13.5 million Poppi to invest in retail expansion, marketing opportunities. Sonic serving wine-inspired slushes Non-alcoholic offerings available in three flavors. Specialty dried tea maker expanding in Kentucky Bigelow Tea to build new 334,000-square-foot facility. PepsiCo reveals Mtn Dew Flamin’ Hot Offering is one of brand’s ‘most provocative beverages yet.’ Starbucks serving new fall drink Spoiler alert: It’s not pumpkin spice. Danone debuts enhanced sparkling water line Evian+ is formulated with magnesium and zinc. Clover Sonoma introduces children’s dairy brand New Clover the Rainbow smoothies blend milk, fruits and vegetables. Dr Pepper debuts chocolate flavored soda Limited-edition beverage available while supplies last. Oatly, SunOpta betting big on plant-based milks with capacity expansions Both companies see demand for alternatives continuing to grow. Mountain Dew to enter alcoholic beverage category PepsiCo partners with Boston Beer to introduce Hard Mtn Dew in 2022. REBBL releases new lines of functional soda and coffee Both new beverage lines are USDA certified organic and vegan. Starbucks unveils two new pumpkin spice products New creamer and coffee concentrate developed in partnership with Nestle. Monster delivers top-line growth amid supply chain pressures Overcomes aluminum can shortages, delays in ingredient procurement. PepsiCo exiting juice business Tropicana, Naked and other juice brands will become part of newly formed joint venture. Webinar September 15, 2021 Food Entrepreneur Experience Subscribe to Food Business News and get print or digital access today! Free Magazine Subscription To ensure delivery to your inbox, add foodbusinessnews@sosland-email.com to your address book or safe sender list. This is an unmonitored email address and replies will not be responded to. If you have questions or comments, please email us at subscriptions@sosland.com. Update your account     Forward     Subscribe     Unsubscribe THE MOST TRUSTED RESOURCE FOR FOOD INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS ©2021 Sosland Publishing® 4801 Main Street, Suite 650, Kansas City, MO 64112 Privacy Policy