Still, drinks refer to non-alcoholic beverages/drinks that do not contain carbonation, including flavored water, non-carbonated water, enhanced water, juice, sports drinks, tea, coffee, and energy drinks, among others. They lack fizziness or alcohol. Still, drinks also include ready-to-drink beverages/drinks that contain artificial colorings and flavors. In addition, they include sports drinks that are hypotonic or isotonic in nature and juice and juice drinks that have low fruit content. Still, drinks also include functional drinks with important vitamins and minerals, as well as bottled water with a wide variety of flavors.
Still, drinks are enriched with nutrition, vitamins, and the liquid that is necessary to maintain good levels of hydration. Still drink is a refreshing drink with a mouth-feel and a great fruity taste. The wild flavors and specialty ingredients portfolio includes a variety of still drinks, such as fruit drinks with ACE, multi-vitamins, and emulsions and/or milk-based drinks. Cloudy still drinks are made primarily from cloudy fruit juice concentrates, but can also be from purees or puree concentrates. The purpose of a beverage is to quench one's thirst, wash food down, or feel refreshed. There are many additional purposes for drinking non-alcoholic beverages.
Thus, there is an increasing demand for still drinks worldwide. This is attributed to the rise in awareness among people about health issues due to the increase in consumption of carbonated drinks among teenagers and young adults. Non-alcoholic drinks such as tea come in a wide variety of flavors and types in Japan. There are more than 2.5 million drink vending machines in Japan, which dot street corners in even the most rural areas. Still drinks, such as sports drinks that are isotonic, hypotonic, or hypertonic, juice drinks with low fruit content, and functional beverages that are enriched with mineral salts, vitamins, and auto-oxidizing molecules.
Furthermore, the availability and consumption of still drinks such as tea, especially in Japan, has resulted in an increasing demand for still drinks in this region.