Brad Avery

Brad Avery

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Brad is a Reporter for BevNET.com.

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BodyArmor, DripDrop Launch Fresh Hydration Innovations

BodyArmor is broadening its advanced hydration offerings with its first major innovation of the new year: BodyArmor Flash I.V. Caffeine Zero Sugar; Plus, electrolyte drink mix maker DripDrop launched its new Zero Sugar Plus line this week.

Koia Enters Modern Soda Set with Protein Pop

Over the past 10 years, Koia has positioned itself as an innovator in plant-based protein drinks. Now, the brand is bringing that focus to the Modern Soda set with its latest line launch: Koia Protein Pop.

AG1 Goes Deeper Into Retail with The Vitamin Shoppe Launch

AG1’s brick-and-mortar footprint is getting larger as the powdered beverage brand has forged its first national specialty retailer partnership with The Vitamin Shoppe, launching in more than 640 stores and online.

Gorgie Keeps On Trend with Protein Energy Launch

Debuting in two flavors – Strawberry Pop and Power Punch, each 12 oz. can of Protein Energy contains 8 grams of protein, zero sugar, L-theanine, biotin, B vitamins and 150 mg of caffeine from green tea.

The Top 10 Most Read BevNET Stories of 2025

We’re closing the book on 2025 by taking a look back at the stories that most caught your eyes. This year’s Top 10 Most Read BevNET Stories include several M&A deals for emerging brands, a controversial manufacturing closure and new energy drinks.

Casket Maker Goes from Coffins to Caffeine with Energy Drink Launch

There’s a new energy drink on the market encouraging consumers to have a laugh about dying – and no, we don’t mean Liquid Death. Titan Casket, a Massachusetts-based direct-to-consumer coffin retailer, is getting into the energy drink space with Awake.

GoodBelly, Cheribundi Parent NextFoods Closes $10M Funding Round

NextFoods Inc., the parent company of better-for-you beverage brands Cheribundi and GoodBelly, has raised $10 million in a funding round led by investment firm ECP Growth. ECP (Emil Capital Partners) has long been the largest investor in NextFoods and helped steer the 2023 merger with Cheribundi.