Ray Latif

Ray Latif

Producer, Taste Radio; Contributing Editor, BevNET

Ray Latif is the lead host, producer, and content editor of Taste Radio, BevNET’s flagship podcast and the go-to show for food and beverage industry insights. With 14 years of experience in the industry, Ray is a seasoned journalist known for his sharp interviews and in-depth coverage of trends, innovation, and news. He began his career at BevNET as an assistant editor, later advancing to managing editor of both the website and magazine. Since 2016, he’s been the driving force behind Taste Radio, overseeing everything from content strategy to production. Ray’s conversational style and meticulous research have earned him widespread praise from both guests and listeners. He has had the privilege of interviewing a diverse range of high-profile figures, including Patrick Mahomes, Jennifer Garner, Dan Aykroyd, Kobe Bryant, Padma Lakshmi, and Brad Paisley. His ability to connect with entrepreneurs, celebrities, and industry leaders has made Taste Radio a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolving world of food and beverage.

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Posts by Ray Latif

Pack Expo Coming to Las Vegas!

Pack Expo will take place in Las Vegas from September 26-28. Billed as North America’s largest processing and packing expo, the annual event is put together by the Packaging Machinery…

Dr Pepper is Giving Away $1 Million in Tuition Money

Previous Winners of the Dr Pepper Million Dollar Tuition Giveaway Featured on Limited-Edition Cans, Online at DrPepper.com and in a National Commercial Dr Pepper Extends College Football Presence with Partnerships…

THiNQ Lifestyle Drink Now Available At National Retailer

FRANKLIN, TN  (September 19, 2011)  — V-Labs, LLC, announced today that the THiNQ Lifestyle beverage is now available at select Walmart stores across the country. THiNQ™, a 100% all natural…

Coca-Cola to Launch New 12.5 oz. Bottle

Coca-Cola is set to launch a new 12.5 oz. bottle with a suggested retail price of $0.89, according to an article in the Wall Street Journal. The new package size…