To add even more enjoyment to the summer season, Driscoll's is introducing limited-edition Rosé Berries and Sweetest Batch berry collections in select cities. The Rosé Berries, as their name suggests, take inspiration from the current craze for all things rosé and feature specially colored strawberries and raspberries with an aromatic flavor. These light pink berries are made with non-GMO breeding methods from Driscoll's—the Rosé Raspberries, for example, get their unique hue from their parents, the golden and red raspberries.
Also part of Driscoll's limited-edition berry collection are the Sweetest Batch berries, which have a classic color and an extra-sweet flavor.
These special berries offer a fun way for people to rediscover strawberries and raspberries as a healthy, indulgent and aesthetically pleasing treat.
Rosé-Colored Berries
Driscoll's is Sweetening the Summer Months with 'Rosé Berries'
Trend Themes
1. Limited-edition Berries - Limited-edition rosé berries and sweetest batch berry collections are being introduced in select cities.
2. Rosé-colored Foods - Rosé-colored berries are among the latest food trends to take inspiration from the popular wine.
3. Gmo-free Breeding Methods - Driscoll's uses non-GMO breeding methods to create their rosé berries and other unique berry flavors.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Limited-edition berries are an opportunity for the food and beverage industry to create new and exciting flavors for consumers.
2. Agriculture - GMO-free breeding methods are becoming increasingly popular in the agricultural industry, offering an opportunity for innovation in crop production.
3. Luxury Goods - The trend of rosé-colored foods, including berries, could inspire the creation of new luxury food items for consumers seeking unique and indulgent treats.