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The ready-to-drink cans are available now at select convenience, grocery and dollar stores nationwide in 15-ounce cans for a suggested retail price of $2.68.

Jumping on the nostalgia trend, Chobani recently launched limited-batch Cereal Oatmilk ahead of National Cereal Day (March 7).  

Clermont, Fla.-based Uncle Matt’s Organic launched a new wellness shot, Uncle Matt’s Organic Ultimate Athlete Pre-Workout Shot, which is aimed to boost athletic performance, hydrate and reduce oxidative stress—all in one gulp, the company says.

It may sound like a broken record for some, but ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages have seen dollar sales increase, while unit sales decreased during the past year, a similar refrain to other dairy categories.

Artificial? No AI here — literally. Tropicana introduced ‘Tropcn,’ a new limited-edition packaging with the letters “AI” removed from its name to celebrate the leading orange juice brand’s natural ingredients.

Crux Fermentation Project and Rogue Creamery debuted a new, limited-edition, lambic-style ale brewed at Rogue Creamery’s cheesemaking facility using the yeast and flora of the cheesemaker’s world champion blue cheese, Rogue River Blue.

Labrada Nutrition, makers of Lean Body ready-to-drink (RTD) protein shakes, has partnered with Adams Beverages, a member of the Anheuser Busch direct store delivery network in North Carolina to expand its distribution reach across numerous counties in the state

Elma, N.Y. based Elmhurst 1925 announced the expansion of its flagship unsweetened plant milk line with its newest offering: Milked Coconuts & Cashews. Delicately crafted with whole buttery cashews and rich coconut cream, the unsweetened blend delivers an unmatched balanced flavor and creamy texture, the company states.  

Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc., the agricultural cooperative owned by roughly 700 farmer families, unveiled Ocean Spray Zero Sugar Juice Drink, the first beverage from Ocean Spray with bold flavor, 0g of sugar, and no artificial sweeteners, according to the Middleborough, Mass.-based company.

Although perhaps not the impressive gold-medal victory achieved by the U.S. Men’s Olympic hockey team over the Russian’s in 1980 in Lake Placid, N.Y., most areas of the non-dairy market are scoring plenty of goals, with the exception of the juice market, which is biding its next chance to skate through a slump.