The deal is expected to close in the Fall of 2015, at which point Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated will take on distribution of Coca-Cola products in major markets including Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk, Alexandria, and Washington D.C.
CNN recently profiled flavor scientist David Dafoe and his Louisville-based beverage development company Flavorman, which has been engineering beverage formulations for clients such as Jones Soda, Ocean Spray, Joia Life, and Diageo since 1992.
Powered by a 39 percent increase in international revenue, the calorie-burning beverage company saw overall revenue growth of 20 percent for the quarter.
Fortune recently profiled Lumi Organics founder and CEO Hillary Lewis, who left a career in finance on Wall Street to make high-pressure-processed juice in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Free from high fructose corn syrup, artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, and preservatives, the SodaStream Skinnygirl Drink Mixes, Cucumber Lime and Mango Berry, with all natural flavors, are designed for making low calorie, better-for-you sparkling drinks at home.
While soy, long the go-to alternative to animal-based protein, is falling out of favor with many of today’s increasingly health-conscious consumers, peas have emerged as the trending plant-based protein source du jour.
A week before announcing a $15.95 million investment round (one that included funding from Russell Simmons, Kimora Lee Simmons, and Asia’s richest man La Ka Shing), Celsius announced new distribution in Gold’s Gym Fitness Centers.
The company announced the news today, revealing that the aspartame-free versions of Diet Pepsi, Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi, and Wild Cherry Diet Pepsi are slated to hit shelves in August.
Domenick Vultaggio and John Ferolito have reached a settlement in what has been an eight-year long dispute over the value of the company they founded together in 1992.
Soda rivalries aside, the battle for control of the ready-to-drink tea category is beginning to brew over.
Reported net revenues grew 1 percent and organic revenue grew 8 percent.
The company announced the news in a press release Tuesday, with Celsius CEO Gerry David saying the strategic partnership “will broaden our reach across consumers and will further strengthen our position in both domestic and global markets.”
The company announced the news in a press release Tuesday, with Celsius CEO Gerry David saying the strategic partnership “will broaden our reach across consumers and will further strengthen our position in both domestic and global markets.”
Surveying retailers who represent over 15,000 convenience stores nationwide, the report found dollar sales of non-alcoholic beverages in C-stores were up 6.4 percent in the first quarter of 2015.
