![]() (hereafter referred to as “Honeycomb”, “we”, “us” or “our”).īy using the Site, you agree to be bound by the Site’s Terms of Use and accept our Privacy Policy. The Site is owned and operated by Honeycomb Worldwide Inc. All users of the Site should read this privacy policy in conjunction with the Site’s TERMS OF USE. Citizens of the UK and EU should refer to EU and UK – PRIVACY POLICY – HONEYCOMB WORLDWIDE INC. This privacy policy describes the privacy practices for (hereafter referred to as “the Site”). However, Limitless might have just saved consumers a trip to their local coffee shop with their caffeine-containing sparkling water beverages. Whether or not that percentage will go up is yet to be determined. So, the question remains, is all of this investment worth it? According to the International Bottled Water Association, around two-thirds of adults said sparkling bottled water is one of their preferred beverages. ![]() LaCroix, Glaceau’s Smart Water, Nestlé’s sparkling spring water, and as stated before, PepsiCo’s Bubble and Coca-Cola’s Dasani are also carbonated brands available for consumers to purchase. Limitless isn’t the only sparkling water brand. With this new and healthier demographic, beverage manufacturers will have to keep up with the trend in order to stay in the game. However, this year it seems that sparkling water is taking the cake – especially with millennials. 7 Eleven launched a line of sparkling cold brew coffee drinks in self-chilling cans. With the rise in consumption of carbonated drinks, other brands have attempted to add similar beverages to their line. “Our brand promise is powering productivity through clean caffeine,” Co-founder and brand director of Limitless told BevNet.Īccording to a survey taken in 2016, 50 percent of consumers said they drink soda regularly and 21 percent said they buy drinks from coffee shops and cafes. Limitless might be on the right track by adding a beverage that is both a healthy alternative to sodas and contains the caffeine and carbonation that consumers love. Coca-Cola has also acquired a sparkling mineral water brand called Topo Chico. It seems even the soda manufacturers themselves agree PepsiCo has already added Bubbly, a sparkling version to its Aquafina product line. Now that this line of sparkling water contains the ingredient, will consumers be more attracted to this beverage? It’s definitely healthier than regular soda, considering its reduced sugar content. Each 12-ounce can, contains 35 milligrams of caffeine.Īs the competition between carbonated water and soft drinks heats up, soft drinks seem to be winning in one category – caffeine content. The carbonated water comes in six flavors: grapefruit hibiscus, blood orange, lemon lime, watermelon, cucumber pear and ginger mint. The Chicago coffee roaster and retailer was able to create this product by infusing the caffeine removed from its decaf coffees into the beverage. ![]() Limitless Coffee & Tea recently released a lightly caffeinated sparking water. BevNet reports that the decline in carbonated drinks and sugar-filled sodas probably has something to do with the rise and success of sparkling drinks. Manufacturers will now have to add something to make their products stand out from all the others caffeine just might be it. ![]() The popularity of sparkling water amongst consumers is on the rise. ![]()
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