Liquid Death To Launch Iced Teas, Begin Shift to U.S. Production In 2023
The canned water brand, valued at $700 million, will launch a line of iced teas and shift production from Austria to the U.S. in 2023.
The canned water brand, valued at $700 million, will launch a line of iced teas and shift production from Austria to the U.S. in 2023.
Liquid Death is being valued at $700 million after a $70 million Series D funding round backed by Science Inc, Whitney Cummings and others.
In states closed off to recreational cannabis, hemp-derived THC drinks are starting to make an impact with curious first-time consumers.
Former Distill Ventures co-founder Dan Gasper is launching an independent drinks accelerator aimed at supporting low- and no-alcohol beverages and "the future of spirits."
While Recess' core hemp-infused drinks continue to develop, their traction has been outpaced by the growth of Mood, a 4-SKU non-CBD line that promises similar relaxation and calming benefits and features magnesium as its star ingredient.
Bang's legal battles with former distribution partner PepsiCo have been primarily fought in civil court, but that could change if Vital Pharmaceuticals CEO Jack Owoc gets his way.
ZOA's new limited time offering, Cherry Limeade, represents another piece of the company's digital business strategy, says CEO Michael Pengue.
Gatorade is partnering with the National Football League (NFL) to launch its first energy drink, dubbed Fast Twitch, in 2023.
Organic and grass-fed dairy company Maple Hill Creamery has named current chief financial officer Jim Hau as its new President.
Monster Energy's jury trial against Bang Energy maker Vital Pharmaceuticals is underway, with claims around "super creatine" facing scrutiny.
Thanks to its eponymous CBD-infused soda, the Vancouver-based functional wellness beverage brand has emerged from the pioneering days of CBD drinks as one the category’s leading players.
Bang CEO Jack Owoc talks rumors of a sale to Keurig Dr Pepper, takes aim at Pepsi, and shares why he's not ready to stop fighting Monster.
UK-based wellness brand TRIP has closed a $12 million funding round as it expands from CBD-infused drinks and oils into gummies.
Los Angeles-based Courtside is positioning itself as sitting on the sidelines of several categories. Without leaning too far in any specific direction, the product -- a combination of Thai young coconut water, real fruit juice and a touch of carbonation, available in 12 oz. slim cans -- is looking to play well on the court and off.