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Trader Joe's Sparkling Strawberry Juice is Arriving in Time for Summer

Trader Joe's Sparkling Strawberry Juice is hitting the shelves, offering consumers a fruity drink that sure to perfectly accompany any summer barbecue or park date one may have.

Consumers' eyes are sure to be drawn to this product, as its pink can and bubbly writing make for an instantly sunny purchase. According to the brand, this beverage is made from not-from-concentrate strawberry juice, it also features no added sugar. In addition, each can only has 60 calories, offering a guilt-free fruity beverage.

To make things even more summer-ready, the brand is recommending that individuals enjoy a strawberries and cream float by pouring a can over the Premium French Vanilla Ice Cream.
Trend Themes
1. Fruity Beverages - Brands can innovate by developing more guilt-free fruity beverages with natural flavors, low calories and no added sugar for health-conscious and eco-friendly consumers.
2. Summer-ready Products - Companies can capture the seasonal demand by launching summer-inspired products with bright colors, fun packaging and versatile usage for outdoor events.
3. Food Pairing Recommendations - Brands can improve consumers' product experience by offering food pairing recommendations with complementary flavors and textures that enhance the overall taste and enjoyment.
Industry Implications
1. Beverage - Beverage companies should focus on developing a diverse range of fruity drinks that cater to different tastes, preferences and occasions, resulting in increased sales and customer loyalty.
2. Food - Food companies can leverage the summer season by launching complementary products that can be paired with fruity beverages, creating a complete meal or snack experience that meets consumers' needs.
3. Retail - Retailers can attract summer shoppers by curating end-caps and displays that showcase seasonal products that are eye-catching, refreshing and affordable, increasing in-store traffic and sales.

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