New Monster; Corn Syrup Fights Back

Posted: 8/25/2009 11:03 AM  0 Comments |  Email
Tagged Companies: Naked Juice | Go Girl Energy | Hawaiian Springs | Corn Refiners Association | SPIKE Beverage LLC

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ON TOP

  • Monster Energy and DUB, a marketing and promotions company that publishes a custom car culture magazine, are launching a resealable 32 oz. energy drink that will promote both brands, according to BrandWeek. Link
  • Major manufacturers have removed high-fructose corn syrup from their foods, and the Corn Refiners Association has staged a media assault aimed at what it perceives to be "misinformation" in the media. AdAge sums up the battle. Link

ON THE SHELVES
  • Attempting to burnish its post-workout credentials, Naked Juice has introduced two new additions to its Protein Zone line: Mango and Double Berry. Link

DISTRIBUTION
  • Peaceful Remedies, LLC has signed a distribution agreement with Mid Atlantic Distribution covering Maryland, Delaware, Washington, D.C. and North Carolina.
  • SPIKE Beverage, LLC. is now distributing Nestlé USA’s leading chilled beverages -- Nesquik flavored milk and Coffee-mate non-dairy creamer -- in alternative channels throughout the state of Arizona. Link

BRAND MARKETING & PROMOTION
  • Hawaiian Springs LLC is paying tribute to its home state on Hawaii's 50th anniversary with a festive Facebook fan promotion.
  • Go Girl Energy Drinks will be a part of Lifetime Television's "The Balancing Act," Breast Cancer Awareness Special this October. Link

TRENDS AND STUDIES
  • Beet juice increases endurance and can help to extend time of excercise by as much as 16%, according to a new study. Link

SUPPLY SIDE
  • Atlanta-based natural ingredient distributor AHD International now offers a high-quality, Japanese-sourced stevia extract for use in beverages, yogurts and other food snacks. Link

INTERNATIONAL
  • PepsiAmericas is planning to build Europe's largest bottling facility west of Bucharest, Romania, according to a press release from the company. The bottler will invest $150 million in the factory, which is scheduled to open on Sept. 1.
  • Source: BevNET.com News

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