Big Demand for Cold-Pressed Drinks Juicing a Multi-Million-Dollar Market

Growing demand from far more health-conscious consumers is driving big demand for cold-pressed juices. So much so, that the market could grow by $275.5 million between 2019 and 2023, according to analysts at Technavio.

In addition, "Cold-pressed juice is extremely popular, as it contains nutrients known to boost immunity and general health, but it's not something that a lot of consumers feel comfortable making at home due to the cleanup, time, and expertise required to get the right taste," said Penny White, CEO of Better Plant Sciences.

Plus, according to MarketWatch, "Growth in the demand for green beverages among people is likely to propel the companies to use natural ingredients during the preparation of juices."

Made by pressing juice from vegetables and fruits, such juices are quickly becoming popular because they contain such high amounts of nutrients.

"Traditional juice is made by using a centrifugal juicer, which uses fast spinning blades to extract the juice from the fruits and vegetables. The heat generated from the blades and spinning instrument actually breaks down the enzymes and nutrients that consumers want from the produce. Cold-pressed juice, however, uses hydraulic pressing as that process fully preserves the nutrients of the produce," reports Maglio Companies.

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In recent days, Better Plant Sciences announced that its JUSU Bar juices are now available for online order in Victoria through www.jusubaryyj.com for home delivery.

JUSU Bar currently has one retail juice bar location open in Victoria, British Columbia, and is now delivering cold-pressed JUSU juices directly to customers through its eCommerce store. In addition, JUSU juices are available for purchase in brick-and-mortar locations including JUSU Bar at Cadboro Bay, Whole Foods, Red Barn Markets, Root Cellar and Lifestyles Markets. In both Calgary and Victoria, JUSU juices can be ordered online for home delivery.

"Organic cold-pressed juice is the perfect fuel to help everyone look after their immune systems, and it has never been more important to do so," said JUSU Founder, Bruce Mullen. "We have no-contact delivery and pickup available to keep our customers safe."

"Cold-pressed juice is extremely popular, as it contains nutrients known to boost immunity and general health, but it's not something that a lot of consumers feel comfortable making at home due to the cleanup, time, and expertise required to get the right taste,' added Penny White. "With consumer concerns around COVID-19, adding online order options gives consumers another way to drink their favorite juices while still remaining physically distant as they do not need to enter the store."

For more information, visit the company's website at https://betterplantsciences.com.

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