Articles Tagged with ''sparkling water''

As Americans look for better-for-you alternatives to carbonated soft drinks (CSDs), the U.S. bottled water category is reaching unprecedented heights, according to new research from Chicago-based Mintel, which reveals that sales of bottled water increased 6.4 percent to top $15 billion in 2015. The market research firm expects sales to continue ascending at a rapid pace through 2020, with projected sales growth of 34.7 percent for the category, including 75.1 percent growth for the sparkling/mineral water/seltzer segment, it says.

With awards-show season upon us, many consumers are eagerly awaiting to hear which shows, movies, actors, directors and more will take home the coveted prizes. For the readers of Beverage Industry, the wait is over. 

The readers of Beverage Industry were bubbling over with excitement for the Readers’ Choice New Product of the Month poll as smartwater sparkling emerged as the winner for the December contest.

Ramlösa USA now offers its Ramlösa sparkling mineral water in select markets in the United States.

Who’s thirsty out there? It looks like the readers of Beverage Industry as they voted and named JUST Water as the Readers’ Choice New Product of the Month poll winner for November.

Unique-Beverage Co. LLC announced the addition of four new flavors to its USDA-certified Organic sparkling water line.

The Coca-Cola Co.’s smartwater brand expanded its portfolio with the release of smartwater sparkling. 

In the beverage market, one can see the recent success within the sparkling/mineral bottled water market.

Inspired by a consumer-driven social media initiative that gave fans the power to choose its next beverage flavor, Talking Rain Beverage Co.’s Sparkling Ice line announced the release of a new flavor at NACS 2015. 

Bottled water has come a long way in its lifetime, and today, consumers are choosing this natural, healthy beverage more than ever. Industry experts even speculate that the category could grow larger than the carbonated soft drink (CSD) category by the end of the decade.