Questions for you

Please let us know what sort of product you would like to launch?

Questions for you

Please let us know the quantity you
wish to produce?

Questions for you

Is there anything specific we need to know about the project?

If you have any relevant documents, you would like us to go through before, 
please upload here of describe

Upload

Please fill in your contact details

  • Afghanistan +93
  • Albania +355
  • Algeria +213
  • American Samoa+1684
  • Andorra+376
  • Angola+244
  • Anguilla+1264
  • Antigua and Barbuda+1268
  • Argentina+54
  • Armenia +374
  • Aruba+297
  • Australia+61
  • Austria +43
  • Azerbaijan +994
  • Bahamas+1242
  • Bahrain +973
  • Bangladesh +880
  • Barbados+1246
  • Belarus +375
  • Belgium +32
  • Belize+501
  • Benin +229
  • Bermuda+1441
  • Bhutan +975
  • Bolivia+591
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina +387
  • Botswana+267
  • Brazil +55
  • British Indian Ocean Territory+246
  • British Virgin Islands+1284
  • Brunei+673
  • Bulgaria +359
  • Burkina Faso+226
  • Burundi +257
  • Cambodia +855
  • Cameroon +237
  • Canada+1
  • Cape Verde +238
  • Caribbean Netherlands+599
  • Cayman Islands+1345
  • Central African Republic +236
  • Chad +235
  • Chile+56
  • China +86
  • Colombia+57
  • Comoros +269
  • Congo +243
  • Congo +242
  • Cook Islands+682
  • Costa Rica+506
  • Côte d’Ivoire+225
  • Croatia +385
  • Cuba+53
  • Curaçao+599
  • Cyprus +357
  • Czech Republic +420
  • Denmark +45
  • Djibouti+253
  • Dominica+1767
  • Dominican Republic +1
  • Ecuador+593
  • Egypt +20
  • El Salvador+503
  • Equatorial Guinea +240
  • Eritrea+291
  • Estonia +372
  • Ethiopia+251
  • Falkland Islands +500
  • Faroe Islands +298
  • Fiji+679
  • Finland +358
  • France+33
  • French Guiana +594
  • French Polynesia +689
  • Gabon+241
  • Gambia+220
  • Georgia +995
  • Germany +49
  • Ghana +233
  • Gibraltar+350
  • Greece +30
  • Greenland +299
  • Grenada+1473
  • Guadeloupe+590
  • Guam+1671
  • Guatemala+502
  • Guernsey+44
  • Guinea +224
  • Guinea-Bissau +245
  • Guyana+592
  • Haiti+509
  • Honduras+504
  • Hong Kong +852
  • Hungary +36
  • Iceland +354
  • India +91
  • Indonesia+62
  • Iran +98
  • Iraq +964
  • Ireland+353
  • Isle of Man+44
  • Israel +972
  • Italy +39
  • Jamaica+1876
  • Japan +81
  • Jersey+44
  • Jordan +962
  • Kazakhstan +7
  • Kenya+254
  • Kiribati+686
  • Kuwait +965
  • Kyrgyzstan +996
  • Laos +856
  • Latvia +371
  • Lebanon +961
  • Lesotho+266
  • Liberia+231
  • Libya +218
  • Liechtenstein+423
  • Lithuania +370
  • Luxembourg+352
  • Macau +853
  • Macedonia +389
  • Madagascar +261
  • Malawi+265
  • Malaysia+60
  • Malflages+960
  • Mali+223
  • Malta+356
  • Marshall Islands+692
  • Martinique+596
  • Mauritania +222
  • Mauritius +230
  • Mayotte+262
  • Mexico +52
  • Micronesia+691
  • Moldova +373
  • Monaco+377
  • Mongolia +976
  • Montenegro +382
  • Montserrat+1664
  • Morocco +212
  • Mozambique +258
  • Myanmar +95
  • Namibia +264
  • Nauru+674
  • Nepal +977
  • Netherlands +31
  • New Caledonia +687
  • New Zealand+64
  • Nicaragua+505
  • Niger +227
  • Nigeria+234
  • Niue+683
  • Norfolk Island+672
  • North Korea +850
  • Northern Mariana Islands+1670
  • Norway +47
  • Oman +968
  • Pakistan +92
  • Palau+680
  • Palestine +970
  • Panama +507
  • Papua New Guinea+675
  • Paraguay+595
  • Peru +51
  • Philippines+63
  • Poland +48
  • Portugal+351
  • Puerto Rico+1
  • Qatar +974
  • Réunion +262
  • Romania +40
  • Russia +7
  • Rwanda+250
  • Saint Barthélemy +590
  • Saint Helena+290
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis+1869
  • Saint Lucia+1758
  • Saint Martin )+590
  • Saint Pierre and Miquelon +508
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines+1784
  • Samoa+685
  • San Marino+378
  • São Tomé and Príncipe +239
  • Saudi Arabia +966
  • Senegal +221
  • Serbia +381
  • Seychelles+248
  • Sierra Leone+232
  • Singapore+65
  • Sint Maarten+1721
  • Slovakia +421
  • Slovenia +386
  • Solomon Islands+677
  • Somalia +252
  • South Africa+27
  • South Korea +82
  • South Sudan +211
  • Spain +34
  • Sri Lanka +94
  • Sudan +249
  • Suriname+597
  • Swaziland+268
  • Sweden +46
  • Switzerland +41
  • Syria +963
  • Taiwan +886
  • Tajikistan+992
  • Tanzania+255
  • Thailand +66
  • Timor-Leste+670
  • Togo+228
  • Tokelau+690
  • Tonga+676
  • Trinidad and Tobago+1868
  • Tunisia +216
  • Turkey +90
  • Turkmenistan+993
  • Turks and Caicos Islands+1649
  • Tuvalu+688
  • U.S. Virgin Islands+1340
  • Uganda+256
  • Ukraine +380
  • United Arab Emirates +971
  • United Kingdom+44
  • United States+1
  • Uruguay+598
  • Uzbekistan +998
  • Vanuatu+678
  • Vatican City +39
  • Venezuela+58
  • Vietnam +84
  • Wallis and Futuna+681
  • Western Sahara +212
  • Yemen +967
  • Zambia+260
  • Zimbabwe+263

Thank you

Your message have been received.

einar-willumsen-logo Einar Willumsen

Green and clean flavours

Why Herbaceous Green Flavours Work

Green, fresh flavours bring a sense of vitality and balance to beverages. These flavours offer a natural freshness that appeals to both the palate and the nose. Their earthy and vibrant profiles add complexity, balancing sweetness, acidity, bitterness, and even savoury elements in drinks. For example, mint provides cooling notes that offset the citrusy tartness of a mojito, while rosemary adds a piney sharpness that complements the sweetness of honey or apple in a cocktail.

These flavours are highly adaptable, fitting seamlessly into a wide range of beverages—from sparkling waters to bold cocktails. Their versatility allows them to pair well with both sweet and savoury ingredients, serving as either the main focus or a supporting accent. For instance, basil can take centre stage in a fruity gin cocktail or play a subtler role in a cucumber-infused mocktail.

In an era where consumers seek natural, clean-label products, herbaceous flavours resonate deeply. They evoke feelings of health, vitality, and sustainability, aligning with trends in functional and wellness beverages. Beyond taste, herbs like mint, lemongrass, and thyme are often associated with calming properties, enhancing a drink’s value proposition by offering perceived benefits such as relaxation, digestion support, or detoxification.

 

Botanical ingredients are prominent in Clean label launches

The greener era

In recent years, the popularity of plant-based analogues has surged, leading consumers to expect higher standards in taste and texture from these offerings. According to Innova’s 2025 trend, titled “Plant-based — Rethinking Plants,” companies are now focusing on enhancing flavour and texture while also addressing consumer demands for natural ingredients, health benefits, and environmental sustainability.

Consumers are increasingly concerned about ‘pollutants’ such as air pollution, blue light from screens, microplastics in water, and unwanted chemicals in food and beverages. These concerns present an opportunity for botanical ingredients that can support the body’s mental and physical detoxification.

Brands also have the chance to connect natural ingredients like botanicals to environmental sustainability by promoting “clean and green” ingredient lists and products. Botanical ingredients are often included in food product manufacturing for their flavour, fragrance, or functional characteristics—such as colour (e.g., carotenoids), thickening (e.g., carrageenan), or preservative qualities (e.g., rosemary extract). As natural alternatives, botanicals can replace artificial additives, fostering clean labels and reinforcing a commitment to naturalness.

%

of Finnish consumers agree their food choices are driven by a desire for good nutrition

%

of adults in the UK say they have drunk a flavoured water product in the last three months

In the UK

%

of Gen Zs consume flavoured water, compared to 51% of Gen Xs

 

 

Mintel I The future of water, sports and energy drinks 2024

Mintel I Botanicals: for detox, immunity and clean labels

Foodingredientsfirst I Top ten food drink trends 2025

Innova I Top 10 Global Food and Beverage Trends 2025

BBC I The palstic water bottle industry is booming

World map

Exploring Fresh Herbaceous Green Flavours in Beverage Applications

Herbaceous green flavours are a refreshing and versatile addition to the world of beverages, offering drinkability and refreshing aromas that elevate both classic and functional drinks. Herbal, leafy, and botanical flavours add complexity and balance, making them perfect for a variety of applications. Herbaceous, green flavour notes deliver an experience that is both invigorating and sophisticated.

Examples of Green flavours

Aloe Vera

Perfumed, sweet, fruity and slightly dry

Cucumber

Green and fresh

Pistachio

Almond - like, citrusy, warm and vanilla-like

Cactus

Fresh, green and slightly cooling

Carambola

Lime

Garden mint

Fresh, green and minty

Lemon Verbena

Sweet, floral, peely and woody

Lemon Balm

Green, fresh and citrusy

Wintergreen

Floral and fresh

Gooseberry

Fruity, sweet and slightly green

Eucalyptus

Fresh, cooling and minty

Dill

Green and fresh

Pear

Ripe, sweet and green

Kiwi

Fruity, green and dry

Green plum

Fatty, sweet, intense and green

Green Mango

Fruity, tropical, green

Soursop

Fruity, sweet, green and slightly sulfurous

Matcha

Earthy, sweet and rich

Sage

Herbal, cooling and slightly anis-like

Peppermint

Cooling and fresh

Lemongrass

Fruity, citrus, slightly peely

Guava

Sulfurous, fruity, sweet and slightly green