Not sure what kinds of drinks to supply in your New York City office break room? The best place to start is with nutritious and healthy beverage options. Employees need the proper nutrients and energy to keep them focused and on track throughout the workday....
When is a coffee break more than just drinking a cup of coffee? The answer is when it happens during a work break. Even though many businesses are short-staffed or overwhelmed because of COVID-19, New York City employers realize that encouraging their employees to take...
What are ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages? It’s any type of prepared beverage that is packaged and sold, usually in a single-use container. Bottled iced tea is a popular example. The tea has already been brewed, and sugar and other flavors have been added. Available for purchase...
With warmer weather on its way, New York City employees need to make sure they stay cool and hydrated. Being dehydrated especially when it’s warm out can have a wide range of adverse effects from having trouble concentrating at work to other more serious heat-related...
Even though many New York City break rooms are empty as employees work from home, there are a lot of individuals who are still going to work because their role falls into the essential employee category. One way employers can support those individuals is to...
Maintaining healthy lungs isn’t something that most New York City individuals spend a lot of time thinking about. That is unless they already have health issues connected to their lungs. When a New York City individual’s lungs don’t work properly, it can impact their health,...
Bottled water, unsweetened tea and coconut water are three healthy, refreshing and great-tasting choices that are also convenient and portable. With no or low amounts of sugar, these three beverages are ideal for maintaining hydration. PepsiCo has acknowledged the shift in consumer preferences for healthy...
Bottled water keeps its spot at the top of the leader board. According to Jill Culora, IBWA’s vice president of communications, “for a third year in a row, bottled water is the No. 1 packaged beverage in the United States.” It’s also the most preferred...
Beverages are the next in line of a long line of consumable products to be modified to meet a variety of wellness-related needs. Functional beverages, a segment in the rapidly growing nonalcoholic beverage market, are expected to grow to $1.6 trillion in sales by 2025....
Did bottled water ever play a part in any of your new year’s resolutions? Maybe one of your goals was to drink more water everyday, and bottled water was a tool to help you meet that goal. It’s been four months since the start of...