Finally, an article that talks more about the "energy drinks in disguise" than the doom-and-gloom ("All Energy Drinks are Lethal") perspective.
I love how this article covers much of the nuances around the changing
market of energy drinks. For example, Hi-Ball's coffee editions are a
great example of an energy drink brand crossing over into new markets, but Monster
and Rockstar are also trying to reach a new target audience with their
Muscle Monster and Rockstar Protein editions, respectively. It's
fascinating to watch the evolution of energy drinks.
Even more exciting is the variety of new "energy drinks in disguise", like Runa
or Avitae Caffeinated Water. Both of these products were featured on
GreenEyedGuide's Energy Drink of the Month series, and exemplify cleaner
versions to the stereotypical energy drink. I hope those brands do
start to creep up in sales, and pop up in more gas stations and
convenience stores.
More importantly, I hope those cleaner brands and energy drink cross-overs will start to
decrease the number of news articles that read along the lines of "(All)
energy drinks are deadly." (See the recent NY Times article ***and also see the the GreenEyedGuide RANT1 and RANT 2 on how the
energy drink G-Fuel is targeting gamers).
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