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While technology stocks get all the press, there are also some great growth stocks in the consumer products space. Let's look at five of my favorites in the sector to buy right now.

Dutch Bros (BROS) closed the most recent trading day at $67.46, moving 1.59% from the previous trading session.

The market is swinging back into the positive after plummeting earlier this year, but it looks like a tentative rise. Investors want to be confident, but there's plenty of economic uncertainty right now, and the S&P 500 is reflecting that, up only 3%.

Dutch Bros' Order Ahead feature is accelerating morning traffic and operational efficiency across key new markets.

While some volatility has reentered the market due to rising hostilities in the Middle East, this can still be a good time to invest in some growth stocks for the long term.

Dutch Bros reported 29% year-over-year revenue growth in Q1, driven by strong same-store sales. Margins remain under pressure from rising costs and expansion, with true operating leverage and positive free cash flow not expected until at least 2026. The company's ambitious expansion and unique culture are strengths.

In the most recent trading session, Dutch Bros (BROS) closed at $67.61, indicating a -3.18% shift from the previous trading day.

WING surges on global expansion and digital innovation, while BROS targets disciplined growth with a lower valuation.

Shares of Dutch Bros (NYSE:BROS) lost 3.41% over the past month, pausing a rally that's seen the stock gain more than 23% in 2025.

In the world of coffee retailers, Starbucks Corp. NASDAQ: SBUX has long been the name to beat. As of the first quarter of 2025, the coffeehouse giant held just under 30% of market share, far ahead of its closest competitor, McDonald's Corp. NYSE: MCD, at under 21%.