BevNET.com Staff

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Taste Radio: Mission, Never Accomplished. The Relentless Evolution Of Forager Project.

Stephen Williamson and JC Hanley, the co-founder of plant-based food and beverage company Forager Project, open up about the mission-fueled (and occasionally messy) evolution of their brand, what it takes to build a standout CPG brand in saturated categories, what it means to innovate with both a moral compass and a culinary one and how they define success.

Taste Radio: Tasty & Targeted. How U.K. Brands Nail Functional Appeal.

On location in London, the hosts delve into emerging trends and spotlight the brands and entrepreneurs driving innovation in the food and beverage space. Their discussion offers a look at what’s gaining traction across the pond… and what may soon be making its way to the U.S. market.

Distribution: Equator Coffees Expands Retail Footprint Wide and Fast

California roaster Equator Coffees is rolling its single and multiserve cold brews out to over 1,500 retail stores across the country, going chainwide in Whole Foods and Sprouts with an additional 476 Kroger banner locations on the docket.

Submit Your Nominations for BevNET’s 2025 Spirits Awards

The BevNET Spirits Awards are returning for 2025! As a trusted platform for recognizing excellence, the program celebrates the brands, leaders, and innovations shaping the future of spirits. Award winners gain visibility across the BevNET ecosystem and the opportunity to stand out in a rapidly growing and competitive marketplace. This year’s program will recognize products across eight categories.

Taste Radio: Can A ‘Girl’ Revitalize An Industry? She’s On Her Way.

Hurray’s Girl Beer isn’t just another craft brand. It’s a calculated rebellion against an industry stuck in the past. Founder Ray Biebuyck explains how the brand’s satirical, female-forward positioning flips the script in a category that has long overlooked nearly a third of its audience: women.

Taste Radio: Milk, Money & Momentum. Slate’s Rise & A Bay Area Buzz.

Ten years ago, the idea of canned milk powering a fast-growing brand might have seemed far-fetched. And yet, Slate – which recently announced $23 million in fresh funding – has proven just how powerful a novel concept can be. The hosts also look back on an unforgettable meetup in San Francisco, where industry veterans, insiders, and early-stage founders came together in a high-energy atmosphere.