Florida Food Products to showcase clean-label, functional beverage applications at Expo West 2024
In a press release, the company offered a sneak peak at some of the beverages FFP was showcasing, all of which will feature the company’s cold brew coffee, tea and botanical extracts, natural flavors, and functional ingredients.
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Florida Food Products has announced that the company will be at Natural Products Expo West 2024 in Anaheim, CA showcasing its clean label ingredients through a selection of applications that the company says deliver premium taste while also maintaining a focus on health. In a press release, the company offered a sneak peak at some of the beverages FFP was showcasing, all of which will feature the company’s cold brew coffee, tea and botanical extracts, natural flavors, and functional ingredients. They are:
- Nitro Functional Cold Brew Coffee
- Guatemalan Dark Cold Brew Coffee
- Organic Pineapple Hibiscus Green Tea
- Passionfruit Rose Lemonade
- Blood Orange Black Iced Tea
- Peach Honey Energy Lemonade
In 2022, the company acquired Javo Beverage Company, a natural extractor of clean label coffee, tea, and botanicals with a focus on beverage applications. Prior to this, in 2021, the company acquired Comax Flavors. With a focus on clean label, natural beverages, FFP appears to leveraging the capabilities from these acquisitions to formulate on-trend beverages that don’t compromise on health or flavor.
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