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earlier this year, too. The stocks of its parent company, National Beverage Corp., aren’t faring any better. Bloomberg puts some of the blame on company founder Nick Caporella, for being overconfident. While Lacroix marketed itself well and became largely popular, making carbonated water isn’t a particularly high-tech endeavor, so it was pretty easy for companies like PepsiCo to get in on those sales — which it did, with its new sparkling water brand Bubly.
There’s another way to frame this, though — that Lacroix is just going back to the cult popularity from whence it came. After all, it had been around for a couple decades before it hit the big-time around five years agoFood-based foams, a staple of the molecular gastronomy movement, are BACK, declares the
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