Functional beverage market reaches $160 billion as brands launch protein coffees and CBD sodas for health-conscious consumers
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Sawdah Bhaimiya
Summary
The article examines the booming $160 billion global functional beverages market, where brands are launching innovative drinks like protein-boosted coffees and CBD-infused sodas to appeal to younger, health-conscious consumers. These multipurpose beverages promise both enjoyment and wellness benefits, offering convenient ways for consumers to meet health targets. The piece highlights industry insights, including Starbucks' observation that protein cold foam sales rival flat whites, and features commentary from market analysts on the trend's trajectory.
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We're selling [almost] as much protein cold foam as we do flat whites
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