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Chobani launches Zero Sugar Creamer

September 17, 2024

To celebrate National Coffee Day, La Colombe cafes and the NYC-based Chobani Café will be pouring free drip coffee and inviting guests to be among the first to try new Chobani Zero Sugar Coffee Creamer.

Nestlé and Starbucks partner to create Starbucks coffee creamers

The offerings build on Nestlé’s other Starbucks product launches.

July 29, 2019

Nestlé USA, based in Arlington, Va., and Seattle-based Starbucks Corp. said they partnered to launch Starbucks creamers.

Rutter’s Dairy releases new tea products

The beverages include the Rutter’s Brewed tea line.

June 24, 2019

The beverages include the Rutter’s Brewed tea line.

Gratitude Health introduces organic ready-to-drink Dragon Well green teas

The teas are the first to come in ‘upcyclable’ glass bottles.

October 10, 2018

The teas are the first to come in ‘upcyclable’ glass bottles.

Humm Kombucha adds 40-ounce bottle to kombucha lineup

The product comes in five flavors.

October 4, 2018

The product comes in five flavors.

Beverages

Virginia Dare introduces banana water concepts

July 6, 2015

Following in the popularity of coconut water, Virginia Dare creates two sets of banana water in various flavors.

Fresh Matters brand of ‘tude juice launches a seasonal Honey Crisp flavor

December 10, 2014

Federal Way, Wash.-based Fresh Matters LLC’s brand, ‘tude Juice launched a limited-edition, seasonal Honey Crisp flavor.

Pom Wonderful reformulates, repackaged its 'Super Teas'

December 9, 2014

Los Angeles-based Pom Wonderful LLC, a subsidiary of Roll Global, reformulated and repackaged its Pom Antioxidant Super Teas.

PepsiCo adds 4 new varieties to its Naked juice lineup

December 8, 2014

PepsiCo Inc. added four new varieties to its Monrovia, Calif.-based Naked juice lineup: Kale Blazer, Protein & Greens, Chia Sweet Peach and Chia Cherry Lime.

Hype Energy USA launches energy drink for women

December 5, 2014

Hype Energy USA, Miami Beach, Fla., introduced four energy drinks targeted at women to help them “keep up with (their) busy day-to-day life,” according to a company statement.