Martín writes news articles and feature stories covering the non-alcoholic beverage industry for BevNET. A graduate of Boston University, Martín's previous work has appeared in USA Today, The Boston Globe and The Boston Herald.
AriZona Iced Tea co-founder John M. Ferolito today announced the forthcoming launch of a line of organic green teas called Saint James Tea, available in 16.9 oz. Tetra Paks in four flavors.
Roughly six months after hitting the market, MyMuse, the organic, vitamin-infused tea and water line launched by industry heavyweight Lance Collins, has found some inspiration of its own.
After establishing itself as one of the most popular and fastest-growing names on the West Coast scene, cannabis brand Cookies has arrived with its first East Coast retail location. Elsewhere, Canopy launches a CBD vape and Vertosa lands a new drinks partner.
Flow Beverage Corp. continued its rapid sales growth in Q3, reporting a net revenue increase of 79% to $12 million compared with the previous quarter, even as net losses widened for the quarter and for the year.
The California-based company is preparing for a wide rollout of a suite of new cannabinoid-infused drinks spanning multiple categories and formats, as it aims to be one of the early national players in the burgeoning CBD market.
Southern California-based tequila brand Løs Sundays is expanding into ready-to-drink cocktails with the launch of its Sparkling Tequila Seltzers line, available in four flavors.
Non-alcoholic beverage sales accelerated over the two-week period ending August 28, according to an analysis of Nielsen data by Goldman Sachs Equity Research.
In this recap of recent news and notes from the spirits industry, we highlight Bacardi's embrace of NFTs, plus examine why singer Mariah Carey is caught up in a legal dispute over her new cream liqueur brand.
Uncle Matt's Organic has received authorization for 2,500 new retail doors; NERD Focus partners with Glazer's Beer & Beverage in Texas; Monaco Cocktails adds Sam's Club stores; KRISP Drinks partners with Giant Foods; Sunwink lands key natural partners and widens online presence.
Seeking to inject fresh life into its core brands, Phillips Distilling Company is making big bets on innovations like light-activated bottles and art-inspired “freezer vodka.”
In this weeks distribution roundup: Recess and Breakthru Beverage Group partnership continues CBD distribution wave, Mad Tasty now at Sprouts, blk. expands presence at Walmart, BioSteel joins WB Canna Co. & Wellness' Latin America and Carribean portfolio and 7-Eleven partners with Minibar Delivery.
Earlier today, PepsiCo’s MTN DEW unveiled what could be the strangest in a long legacy of bold innovations: MTN DEW Flamin’ Hot, which takes inspiration from one of the most popular flavors from fellow Pepsi brand Cheetos snacks to create “sweet citrus DEW with a new spicy goodness,” according to the company.
Beverage maker Koia has landed a major new partner in its mission to popularize plant-based diets: last week, the company announced that NBA All-Star point guard Chris Paul has joined the brand as an investor.
New York-based Sanzo, makers of sparkling waters infused with Asian citrus fruit flavors, has partnered with Marvel Studios to support the forthcoming release of “Shang-Chi & The Legend of the Ten Rings."
