Lukas Southard is a Reporter covering the food and beverage industries across BevNET and NOSH.
The Florida-based operator of the Winn-Dixie and Harvey’s supermarkets, is reportedly exploring a sale and is in talks with prospective buyers, furthering concerns of more consolidation in the grocery channel.
After announcing a $5.7 million net loss in Q3, Laird Superfoods’ executive team laid out the company’s plans to rebound from a challenging year during its quarterly earnings call on Thursday.
Brewer's spent grain has often seemed like a perfect fit for upcycled food companies but the challenges to getting widespread adoption by breweries goes beyond supply and demand.
Monster Beverage Company reported 15.2% year-over-year sales growth in its Q3 earnings, even as increased expenses and cost of goods continue to drag on margins despite a 6% price increase in September.
One week after Kroger's proposed $24.6 billion deal to merge with Albertsons, opposition is growing amid antitrust concerns from stakeholders and government officials.
Kroger will purchase fellow grocery retailer Albertsons in a $24.6 billion deal that has left members of the industry wondering about the long term ramifications for brands and shoppers.
A new report by spirit accelerator Distill Ventures highlighted non-alcoholic beverages and spirits evolution into a fast-moving segment with products ranging across different use occasions and need states.
Gopuff is delivering news of a new partnership with restaurant to-go platform Grubhub and a launch of a new health and wellness private label brand called Goodnow.
Milo’s Tea Company has quietly become the fourth largest iced tea maker in the U.S. by steadily building new production capacity and incrementally expanding its target consumer base out of the regional south.
AriZona Beverages is teaming up with Marvel Entertainment on a functional drink called Super LXR Hero Hydration, marking the iced tea maker’s first true leap into the sports drink category.
Sparkling Ice's parent company Talking Rain Beverage has named longtime finance official Luke Fisher as the company’s new chief financial officer.
Edible cannabis company Ripple and Caliper Holdings co-founder Jeremy Goldstein is stepping down as COO as the company moves into licensing agreement-based business model.
Culture Pop founder Andrew Guard launches a new beverage industry incubator-manufacturing venture, entrepreneur Wyley Owens moves into an account executive role at beverage co-packer Wildpack and industry executive Alex Galindez takes the helm at Confidence.
Flow Beverage announced a reversal of fortune in its Q3 2022 earnings reporting a consolidated net revenue of CAN$12.7 million in Q3, a 79% improvement from the Q2 and 36% higher than Q3 2021.
