The global cannabis beverages market size was USD 574.90 million in 2020. The market is projected to grow from USD 915.06 million in 2021 to USD 19,063.58 million in 2028 at a CAGR of 54.31% during 2021-2028. The global impact of COVID-19 has been unprecedented and staggering, with cannabis-infused drinks witnessing a positive demand shock across all regions amid the pandemic. Based on our analysis, the market exhibited a stellar growth of 56.49% in 2020. The fall in CAGR is attributable to the market demand and growth, returning to pre-pandemic levels once the pandemic is over. https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/industry-reports/cannabis-beverages-market-100738

CBD-infused drinks are becoming increasingly popular and available for purchase, thanks to the legalization of CBD and hemp-based products as detailed in the 2018 Farm Bill. And they can include coffee, tea, water, and soft drinks. There are several ways to consume CBD through a variety of premium CBD products. But mixing CBD with food and beverages is becoming the most straightforward method of implementing CBD daily. And with CBD getting added to just about everything, its culinary uses are becoming the next big thing. Meanwhile, as the market expands, the making of CBD drinks is getting more sophisticated. While CBD is usually taken in oil, since that’s the easiest way to dissolve it into an edible substance, new technologies are enabling the creation of water-soluble CBD that provides a range of benefits – including a wider variety of drinks!

Functional and healthy beverages are on the rise, and no and low alcohol ready-to-drink offerings from North America to Europe and Asia-Pacific have boomed as they prove to be both a more convenient and ‘safer’ option in a world still plagued by COVID-19 measures and barrier gestures. But globally, we’re seeing an array of interesting new product developments, packaging innovations and surprising mergers and acquisitions with the lines between the health movement, the low- and no- alcoholic category and the wider drinks industry becoming increasingly blurred. Beyond these general tendencies, we take a look at six particular drink trends for the year ahead. 1. CBD-infused relaxation drinks For those of us who frequent trendy bars, a controversial yet very 2022 new trend has found its way onto cocktail menus in only the most avant-garde of venues.

There will be several key beverage industry trends premiering at drinktec 2022. Beverage variants without sugar or with sugar substitutes NOLO versions of traditional alcoholic recipes offer growth potential Flexible process and system technology is the key to high-quality and long-life beverages Healthy ingredients are good for well-being and for the environment ― that’s how you could describe the mood among consumers in the food and beverage sector. Partly due to the pandemic, the fact is that consumers are increasingly on the lookout for healthy products and changing their consumption habits in favor of “free-from” and “clean-label” products. The question of personal well-being is becoming more and more of an everyday topic. These changes in consumers’ desires can also be seen by the beverage and liquid food industry, which will meet from Sept. 12 to 16 at drinktec, the world’s leading trade fair in Munich.

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What Is CBD And Can It Help Your Performance? We tapped experts and pro athletes to compile this complete guide to cannabis products for runners. (Spoiler: CBD is legal and won’t get you high.) https://www.drinkrejoy.com/what-is-cbd-and-can-it-help-your-performance/ A natural alternative to ibuprofen. An antidote to anxiety. A sleep aid. A post-workout recovery booster. Those are some of the claims about cannabidiol (CBD) oil. You may have heard about this cannabis extract, which is said to provide widespread health benefits without the drawbacks of marijuana. And because of new federal legislation, you’ll probably be hearing a lot more about CBD over the next few years. Already, a growing number of athletes, including many in the trail running and ultramarathon community, consider CBD a key part of their regimen. And because of these early adopters, my interest piqued on CBD and its proposed benefits. Could CBD help my running? Can it help yours? I decided to find out. But before we explore how runners and other athletes use CBD, here’s what you need to know. #drinkrejoy #cbd #sportsdrink