Project NOSH Staff

Featuring over eight hours of extremely valuable content, the videos are packed with key insights on beverage innovation and cutting edge trends that are reshaping the industry now and for years to come.

Tyler Merrick, founder of Project 7, recently sat down with FBU to discuss what’s he’s learned from using cause marketing as a major platform for his brand.

Mamma Chia founder Janie Hoffman discusses the process by which she was able to identify and partner with co-packers that could mass produce a beverage that incorporated an often challenging ingredient, which in her case, is the chia seed.

To meet bottling regulations, much ready-to-drink tea is acidified and sweetened. Yet health-conscious shoppers want premium teas with less sugar.

Commonly referred to as a one-stop shop, broadline distribution is often utilized by retailers and restaurants that need to purchase a variety of items but wish to do so from a single distributor.

In the following video segment Pat Finn discusses seed funding and how it can impact your company.

In a challenging economy, many companies delay decision-making and retract investment to avoid risk. But this behavior is “innovation suffocation,” explains President and CEO of Tetra Pak, U.S. & Canada, Michael Zacka. And it can prevent companies from seeing the distinct opportunities that exist -even in difficult economic climates. Drawing from his own observations as… Read more »

“Grab-and-go” packaged beverages yielded growth of 6 percent in traditional stores and 11 percent in the convenience channel in 2012, significantly outpacing the industry as a whole, which grew at 2.6 percent, according to IRI estimates.

If you were unable to join us at the event, or perhaps attended or watched the livestream and wanted to revisit the content, you’re in luck.

While the day might have served as a rude awakening to the hundred or so entrepreneurs with dreams of following Vitaminwater, Red Bull, Kashi, Wild Oats, it was an awakening nonetheless.