In this week’s new products roundup, Mitra9 ventures into the Kanna-infused beverage space, Alani Nu’s Hawaiian Shaved Ice gets refreshed both outside and inside the can and Chobani expands its tea lineup.
Califia
Califia Farms has expanded its new lineup of tea beverages with the addition of Chai Almond Latte. The new offering is crafted with black tea, Califia Almond Milk, and a touch of cinnamon and cane sugar. Califia’s Chai Almond Latte is now available at Target stores nationwide with a SRP of $5.99 per 48 oz. bottle. For more information, visit califiafarms.com.
Chobani
Chobani has launched its first ever shelf-stable, low-fat dairy milk, dubbed Chobani Super Milk – but you won’t find it in stores. Developed to help the Red Cross and Chobani’s local food bank and pantry partners, each 32 oz. carton of Super Milk has a 9-month shelf life s and offers 13 grams of protein, 7 grams of prebiotic fiber and 400mg of calcium. For more information, visit chobani.com.
Grace Farms
Tea and coffee maker Grace Farms has launched a line of easy-to-brew iced teas in five flavors: Classic Iced Tea, Hibiscus Orange, Spearmint Rose, Rooibos Chai and Ginger Peach. The teas come in 12 one-quart brew bags and retail for $14 per package.The iced teas are available on Grace Farms website and Amazon. For more information, visit sharegracefarms.com.
Clearly Canadian
After seeding the new format for several months, flavored sparkling water maker Clearly Canadian has formally announced its launch into aluminum bringing two lines to a 12 oz. slim can format. The Original (Summer Strawberry, Wild Cherry, Mountain Blackberry, Orchard Peach and Country Raspberry) and Zero Sugar (Citrus Medley, Fresh Cherry, Forest Blackberry and Tropical Splash) are available in 12-packs for SRP of $47.99. For more information, visit clearlycanadian.com.
BodyArmor x Dude Perfect
In its first co-created product, Body Armor has partnered with Dude Perfect on a new limited-edition offering called Perfect Pop. The Cherry Berry Ice flavor comes in a co-branded bottle and will be available now through the end of August online or at various retailers. For more information, visit drinkbodyarmor.com.
Cadence
Daring Foods co-founder Ross Mackay is diving into salt water hydration with the launch of Cadence. The zero-sugar, caffeine-free, citrus-flavored drink contains 500mg of sodium per 250 mL can; for comparison, a 20 oz. bottle of Gatorade contains around 270mg of sodium, and a 16.9 oz. bottle of Prime contains 10mg of sodium. Cadence also contains 190mg potassium chloride and 295mg of magnesium lactate for hydration and recovery benefits. For more information, visit usecadence.com/en-us.
Alani Nu
Just in time for summer, Alani Nu’s Hawaiian Shaved Ice energy drink flavor is sporting a new design as well as a new formula with more splashes of strawberry and watermelon. Each sugar-free 12 oz. can still delivers 200mg of caffeine as well as B vitamins. And like summer, this went quick: it’s currently sold out in 12-packs ($24.99) on the brand’s website. For more information, visit alaninu.com.
Health-Ade
Health-Ade has updated its Pomegranate kombucha by adding blueberry to the mix. According to the brand, the addition of the blueberries’ richness creates “a harmonious and refreshing blend.” Health-Ade Kombucha Pomegranate Blueberry is now available on the brand’s website for $49.95 per 12-pack of 16 oz. bottles. For more information, visit health-ade.com.
Hoplark x Miche Mix
Hoplark has brewed its latest innovation using cornsilk along with a blend of Simcoe and Tettnang hops to make a LTO Mexican Lager-Style hop water. On July 13, Hoplark will partner with Miche Mix, a Mexican michelada maker, to create the world’s largest NA michelada at Westworld Tacolandia in Denver using the Mexican Lager-style drink. It is available online in 12-packs for $49.99. For more information, visit hoplark.com.
JSHealth
Supplement maker JSHealth Vitamins launched its Advanced Magnesium Powder to support muscle relaxation and function. The mix into water beverage comes in a Raspberry Lemonade flavor and offers 402 mg of magnesium per serving. A 180g container makes 30 servings and retails for $39.99. For more information, visit us.jshealthvitamins.com.
Juvee
Juvee has unveiled Orange Dream as its newest “rejuvenating” energy drink flavor. The zero-sugar SKU has 127.5mg of caffeine and five calories per 12 oz. can. Juvee Orange Dream is available for purchase via the brand’s website for $29.99 per 12-pack. For more information, visit drinkjuvee.com.
Mitra9
Functional beverage maker Mitra9 has made its first foray into Kanna-infused products with its Kava Kanna Mango Sunrise Shot. According to the brand, Kanna is a traditional herbal remedy known to aid relaxation and provide mental clarity, while Kava is also used for stress reduction. Each 2 oz. shot features 150mg of kava and 50mg of kanna. For more information, visit mitra-9.com.
Ripple
Plant-based dairy maker Ripple unveiled its two-SKU line of Shake Ups Protein Shakes. The kid-positioned Tetra Pak drinks come in Viva Vanilla and Chocolotta flavors and have 13g of pea protein, 3g fiber and are free of the top nine allergens. A 12-pack of 8 oz. shakes are $29.99 on the company’s website and Amazon. For more information, visit ripplefoods.com.
Snapple x Sour Patch Kids
Sour Patch Kids is joining forces with Snapple to launch what it touts as “one of the boldest flavor mashups yet,” Sour Patch Kids Snapple fruit-flavored candy mix. The limited time offering, now hitting retail shelves nationwide, features three flavors inspired by Snapple’s popular juice drinks: Mango Madness, Kiwi Strawberry and Fruit Punch. Sour Patch Kids Snapple flavored candy is available in a 3.61 oz. bag for a SRP of $1.28 and an 8.02 oz. bag for a SRP of $2.88. For more information, visit snackworks.com/brands/sour-patch-kids.
Stumptown Coffee
Stumptown Coffee and animation studio LAIKA have partnered on a special-edition canned cold brew celebrating the 15th anniversary of “Coraline.” The LTO cans were inspired by a fantastical garden scene from the beloved animated film. The partnership between the two Portland, Ore.-based companies goes beyond the nitro cold brew cans and into select Stumptown Cafe locations where a Coraline Coconut Cream Cold Brew drink will be offered for a limited time along with co-branded gear like totes and mugs. For more information, visit stumptowncoffee.com.