There’s no lack of new beverage launches this week, with a range of seasonal releases, LTOs and permanent roster additions by Pop & Bottle, Unwell, RYZE, AMASS, Mingle Mocktails, High Brew, Laird Superfood, Saint James Iced Tea and many more.
This week’s new products gallery features several protein releases (of course) but also sees Prime playing in creatine, Cann and good2grow going “big” (in very different ways), and a sweet coffee treat courtesy of Chobani.
Chobani has announced a planned $567 million expansion of its La Colombe coffee production facility in West Michigan.
Sporting a booth designed to look like a Premier soccer stadium at the Natural Products Expo West trade show this week, the company showcased new innovations and packaging across La Colombe’s family of coffee products.
Nearly two years after its acquisition by Chobani, La Colombe is staying focused on scale and customer acquisition as it continues to carve out a space for its single-serve cold brew coffees in retail – with convenience firmly in its crosshairs.
Chobani has raised $650 million in new equity capital to support its continued growth and recent manufacturing investments.
The cold brew clash continues. Chobani, the parent company of La Colombe, on Monday filed a motion in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to dismiss Danone’s suit alleging that it copied the “Bright & Yellow” trademark of Danone’s StōK Cold Brew for a competing product sold in the same […]
French dairy giant Danone is taking its U.S.-based rival Chobani to court over claims that the latter company’s La Colombe Coffee brand has been infringing upon its “Bright & Mellow” trademark, described as the latest attempt to “unfairly compete with Danone and copy Danone’s product packaging.”
BevNET Live Summer 2025 in New York City wrapped up on Thursday with speakers by focusing on how emerging brands can stay competitive in a cutthroat market.
Chobani is investing $1.2 billion in a new dairy processing plant in Rome, New York, amidst accelerated growth.
Greek yogurt brand Chobani has broken ground this week on a 500,000 sq. ft. expansion to its Twin Falls, Idaho facility that will increase capacity by 50%.
In this week’s new products roundup, Mitra9 ventures into the Kanna-infused beverage space, Alani Nu’s Hawaiian Shaved Ice gets refreshed both outside and inside the can and Chobani expands its tea lineup.
Fueled by widespread acceptance for both almond and oat milks, plant-based milk continues to scale at a healthy clip, expanding dollar sales 9.1% through January 23, according to data from IRI.
Chobani scuttled its public offering plans on Friday, citing “current market conditions.” The news comes over a year after it filed with the SEC and six months after announcing it would delay its public offering.
