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Acai NewsGrocery Shopper Trends report whole grains are now the most sought after health claims on food packages, followed closely by claims about dietary fiber. In the December 2011 issue of Food Technology magazine, published by the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), contributing Editor A. Elizabeth Sloan writes about the latest whole grain trends in food…
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA — (Marketwire) — 09/23/09 — Zola®, maker of the first bottled Açaí juice and one of the fastest growing brands of Açaí juice on the market, today announced at Expo East the introduction of
Zola LIGHT Açaí
Zola LIGHT Açaí, the world’s first low-calorie Açaí juice. Naturally sweetened with Stevia, Zola LIGHT Açaí uses the highest quality Açaí pulp available to deliver just as many antioxidants, omegas and energy as its Original Açaí Juice, but with 50 percent less sugar and nearly 50 percent fewer calories.
Americans today are increasingly concerned about their health and diet, and are always looking for ways to cut back on their caloric intake; in fact, the consumption of low-sugar, sugar-free, or beverages sweetened with sugar substitutes is on the rise. According to leading consumer and retail information company The NPD Group, nearly seven out of ten adults say they want to cut down or avoid sugar completely, and about four out of ten adults say they check food labels regularly for sugar. With only 70 calories and 11 grams of sugar per serving, Zola LIGHT Açaí provides a healthy and delicious alternative for those trying to limit their calorie and sugar intake.
Last week highlight was Oprah getting tough on products that use her image to boost sales. She does not endorse these products, however, her name has become synonymous with the Acai Berry. Unfortunately, the superfood needed her to boost sales from the thousands of affiliates and products looking to gain market share.
Oprah, Dr. Oz Sue Over ‘Hurtful’ Acai Berry Claims
Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Mehmet Oz Say They Did Not Endorse Berry Products
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