Carbonated Water Demand in Japan Drives Project Investment

Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--In recent years, the demand for carbonated water in Japan has been increasing. One major reason is the rise in health consciousness, as unsweetened sparkling water is seen as a healthier alternative to soda and alcohol. Additionally, it is widely used as a mixer for alcoholic drinks such as highballs. Many people also enjoy it for its refreshing effect. The growing popularity of at-home sodamakers and the expansion of flavored sparkling water options have further boosted the market.

Lifedrink Company Limited (Osaka, Japan) plans to upgrade its Yamagata Carbonated Water Processing Plant in Japan, which would increase production capacity by 1.5 times. Subscribers to Industrial Info's Global Market Intelligence (GMI) Food & Beverage Project and Plant databases can click here to read the project report and here for the related plant profile.

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