Each Mojo Energy Pouch contains 50mg of caffeine, naturally derived from green te

USA – Energy solutions provider Volt+Co has rolled out Mojo Energy Pouches, crafted from fully recyclable materials to deliver a customizable caffeine experience without environmental compromise.
According to company officials, the compact, pocket-sized packs hold 15 pouches, each providing 50 mg of natural caffeine sourced from green tea.
This design emphasizes balanced energy, enabling users to fine-tune their intake for daily demands.
“Mojo Energy Pouches are designed for today’s dynamic lifestyle,” said Craig Neely, executive vice president of marketing at Volt+Co, in a statement.
“We understand that everyone’s energy needs are different, and Mojo is a solution rooted in innovation that empowers consumers to take control and achieve their optimal energy level.”
The pouches come in four vibrant flavours, Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch, Mint, and Peach Watermelon, with no added sugars or calories.
Enhanced with B vitamins and adaptogens such as Panax ginseng and yerba mate extract, they cater to health-conscious users seeking sustained vitality.
Manufactured in the US using domestic and imported ingredients, Mojo is now available at major convenience chains like QuikTrip, Sheetz, and Kwik Trip across 29 Midwest and Southeast states, with national expansion in progress.
For instance, US-based Zevia recently revamped its entire lineup, including energy drinks, featuring modern colour schemes and contemporary designs to highlight natural sweetness.
In Europe, Estonia’s oldest brewery, A. Le Coq, partnered with Canpack last year to introduce cans for its Dynami:t energy range.
Produced at Canpack’s Finland facility, these cans incorporate Neon and Superbright effects for visual appeal while advancing recyclable standards.
Adding to these developments, Ball Corporation collaborated with Açaí Motion in May 2025 to debut a natural energy drink in sustainably certified aluminium cans, underscoring the push for circular materials in the sector.
Industry analysts note that sustainability is reshaping beverage packaging, blending luxury aesthetics with eco-innovations like recyclable multipacks and carbon-neutral production.
A report by market researchers projects the recyclable beverage packaging sector to expand significantly by 2025, driven by consumer demand for low-impact options.
“As brands innovate, we’re seeing a fusion of functionality and environmental responsibility,” remarked a packaging expert familiar with the trends.
Volt+Co’s initiative positions Mojo as a frontrunner in the emerging energy pouch category, blending portability, personalization, and recyclability to meet evolving consumer expectations.
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