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Beverages with a boost are trending across the U.S., with brands like Guru Lite, LIFEAID Beverage Co. FitAid Energy+, and locally sourced energy drinks driving sales. Consumers are seeking out function and flavor, with Moss Mango Ginger Sea Moss and Wonder Juice Wonder Beet Beet & Veggie Juice offering bold taste and an energizing kick. Trendspotter Nancy Trent also noticed the trend at Newtopia Now in August, spotlighting several revitalizing sips including Corpse Reviver botanical-infused drinks with electrolytes, magnesium, potassium, zinc, and L-theanine, and Dösis Tea adaptogen-infused teas for energy, digestion, and vitality. Read up on the top trends in From Concept to Connection: Newtopia Now.
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