Foodsure showcased its beverage formulation and product development expertise at CMPL 2026 in Mumbai, presenting a wide range of customized solutions for beverage brands and startups across India’s growing FMCG and functional drinks sector.
At the exhibition, Foodsure promoted its ‘Beverage Recipe Formulation’ platform, highlighting capabilities across multiple beverage categories, including carbonated soft drinks (CSD), energy drinks, mocktail drinks, protein shakes, RTD juices, mocktail and cocktail bombs, alcoholic mixers and seltzers and functional drinks.
The company said its formulation approach combines innovation, ingredient science and commercial scalability to help brands launch new beverage products. Foodsure talked about it seven-stage formulation process comprising concept ideation, ingredient blueprinting, prototype crafting, sensory precision, stability mastery, regulatory checks and pilot perfection.
The company also highlighted its research and development infrastructure, including formulation laboratories, ingredient testing facilities and product development capabilities designed to support beverage innovation from concept to commercial production.
Foodsure said it has developed more than 750 new products and completed over 250 functional projects, while filing more than five patents as part of its innovation-led business model.
At CMPL 2026, the company showcased a diverse client portfolio that includes brands such as Grofers, Stroom, Priniti, Rajdhani, Tharo, Satjug, Fluke, Ayurik, Miviq, Klyna, Green Horn, Denof, Bonzy’s, The Bobalist, Shreya, GM Foods, Deep Root, Enliv and Thames.
The company used the exhibition to engage with beverage companies, startups and FMCG players looking for turnkey formulation and beverage development solutions as demand rises for functional drinks, health beverages and ready-to-drink products in the Indian market.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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