Are Beverage Brands Cashing In On A Gummy Gold Rush?
A growing synergy between beverage brands and gummy supplements is benefiting both categories as consumers seek more functional consumables.
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A growing synergy between beverage brands and gummy supplements is benefiting both categories as consumers seek more functional consumables.
Enhanced beverage brand Tru has revamped its packaging as its slims down its portfolio into two functional RTD lines.
Creatine gummy brand Create Wellness is moving into powdered beverages with a $20 million investment led by Alliance Consumer Growth and Impact Capital.
Forty years after introducing Cherry Coke to consumers, The Coca-Cola Company has added new cherry-flavored offerings.
Startup brands Odyssey Functional Energy and Melting Forest are among the two most recognizable mushroom energy drinks on the market, but following a rebrand from Odyssey last month the two companies are now exploring different paths to growing their business.
Energy drink brand Proper Wild raised $10 million to support the launch of its caffeinated gummies as it scales the line alongside its shots.
After quietly disappearing from the market, extreme sports-inspired energy drink producer Go Fast Sports & Beverage Company is making a comeback under holding company Golden Triangle Ventures.
Beverage brands like Poppi and Liquid I.V are going big with celebrity-laden advertisements in anticipation of this weekend's Super Bowl.
Cold-pressed juice brand Evolution Fresh is the latest brand to kick off the New Year with an updated look; Healthy drink mix brand AG1 has named actor, singer and dancer Hugh Jackman as its latest global ambassador.
That’s an ethos that drove protein beverage brand Don’t Quit since its founding, and it will continue to fuel the business as it unveils a comprehensive rebrand, dropping its old name and shakes line to focus entirely on protein sodas under the new name Skypop.
Energy drink PHX is expanding its distribution footprint with 14 new regions as it builds momentum around its multifunctional benefits.
Mizkan America is merging mixer maker Zing Zang and legacy bitters brand Angostura into the same in-house unit as part of a strategy to grow its “Inspired Mixology” business and position the business as a category leader in cocktail mixes.
Lucky Energy is launching gummies as it platforms the brand into new use occasions, formats and value propositions.
Inspired by the needs of her grandmother, Jess Haghani has set out to spur a better-for-you wave across the highly-processed senior nutrition aisle.
Functional beverage maker Heywell is debuting a brand makeover as it dials in on retail expansion this year via two new strategic partnerships with BeyondBrands and Presence Marketing.
Drink Hippie, the parent company of THC-infused seltzer Hippie Water, is targeting a new daypart with the launch of Hippie Energy, a moderately caffeinated, hydration-forward, non-THC energy drink.
This week’s new drinks feature Laird’s entrance into dairy-based protein coffee, an incoming creatine soda launch and zero sugar offerings from V8 Energy and Planet Oat.