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Los Angeles-based Health-Ade unveiled two new kombucha flavors that not only support a happy and healthy gut, but bring the joy and nostalgia of a classic summer treat. Orange Creamsicle and Pomegranate Blueberry are a continuation of the brand's commitment to deliver the nostalgia flavors consumers want, since 73% of consumers surveyed by Food Ingredients first say they enjoy limited-edition flavors.

Made with the few, finest ingredients, milkadamia’s first USDA organic offering, Organic Artisan,  delivers the brand’s signature smooth taste and milky creaminess, and serves up the simplicity of homemade nut milk in a convenient ready-to-drink format, the Rolling Meadows, Ill.-based company says.

NIÚKE unveiled QmilQ, a pioneering quinoa milk brand set to make waves in the U.S. market for its delicious taste, health benefits and sustainable practices. 

Muscle Milk, a brand of CytoSport Inc., announced it has entered the plant-based category with new plant-based protein shakes that are powered by 30 grams of protein per serving.

International Delight, a brand of Danone North America, Broomfield, Colo., teamed up with Hershey’s to unveil new REESE'S Iced Coffee in ready-to-sip cans. 

The ready-to-drink cans are available now at select convenience, grocery and dollar stores nationwide in 15-ounce cans for a suggested retail price of $2.68.

Jumping on the nostalgia trend, Chobani recently launched limited-batch Cereal Oatmilk ahead of National Cereal Day (March 7).  

Clermont, Fla.-based Uncle Matt’s Organic launched a new wellness shot, Uncle Matt’s Organic Ultimate Athlete Pre-Workout Shot, which is aimed to boost athletic performance, hydrate and reduce oxidative stress—all in one gulp, the company says.

It may sound like a broken record for some, but ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages have seen dollar sales increase, while unit sales decreased during the past year, a similar refrain to other dairy categories.

Artificial? No AI here — literally. Tropicana introduced ‘Tropcn,’ a new limited-edition packaging with the letters “AI” removed from its name to celebrate the leading orange juice brand’s natural ingredients.