Energizing Creatine Beverages

Clean SAV:D + Creatine Features a Rescued Fruit Juice Base

Sweden-based Clean Drink is expanding its Clean SAV:D product range with Clean SAV:D + Creatine, an energizing new beverage made with not only rescued fruit juice and 105 milligrams of energizing caffeine but also 2.5 grams of creatine (in particular, CreaBev creatine monohydrate, which promises less breakdown when in solution than standard creatine.) Packaged by the can, Clean SAV:D + Creatine is ready to provide a fruity, refreshing boost in two flavors: Lemorange Punch and Strawberry Punch.

Protein-infused products have surged in global popularity as the average person searches for convenient ways to add functional nutrition to everyday foods and drinks. Creatine is now following a similar path, emerging as a callout ingredient in beverages, foods, and snacks aimed at performance and wellness seekers.

Creatine-infused Beverages
The incorporation of creatine into beverages is transforming traditional drinks into functional products that cater to the health-conscious and fitness-focused consumers.
Rescued Fruit Ingredients
Utilizing rescued fruit juice in product formulations is gaining traction as a sustainable trend, appealing to eco-conscious consumers and reducing food waste.
Caffeine-creatine Combinations
Combining caffeine and creatine in beverages is providing new energy solutions by bridging the worlds of performance enhancement and everyday alertness.

Sectors Adopting This

Functional Beverage Industry
The functional beverage sector is witnessing significant innovation with the inclusion of ingredients like creatine, blurring the lines between sports drinks and everyday refreshments.
Sustainable Food and Beverage Industry
As sustainability becomes paramount, the industry is increasingly leveraging food waste solutions like rescued fruits, tapping into a growing consumer demand for eco-friendly practices.
Nutritional Supplement Industry
Creatine's emergence as a staple in drink formulations opens up new markets for the supplement industry, shifting from fitness-focused settings to mainstream nutrition.
SCORE
7.5 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 76%
Activity 79%
Freshness 71%