Beverage Bliss
Enhancing the sensory experience with natural colors
Speakers: Diego Campos, Marketing Manager Regional Innovation in Europe and Jaime Pacheco, Sales Manager for Sense Colour
Join us as we explore several themes shaping the beverages market and the pivotal role that natural colors play in enhancing the sensory experience. From “Feel Good” beverages that bring comfort and positivity to “Does Good” offerings focused on health and sustainability, as well as the future-oriented “Imagine” theme, we’ll delve into how natural colors are being used to create vibrant and enticing drinks. You’ll also discover how the metaverse and AI are set to revolutionise the future of beverages, promising exciting co-creation experiences that engage consumers.
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