This week’s new sips include additions to the THC spirit alternative category, a Mexican-flavored sparkling water from the makers of Jarritos and a line of gut-health products from Pressed Juicery.
Juice brands are offsetting category challenges with new marketing approaches, refreshed product designs or acquisitions to increase revenue.
Emerging from the soda shop channel frequented by Utah’s Mormon plurality, the dirty soda trend became a social media sensation thanks in no small part to the vibrant colors of the drinks and Gen Z’s thirst for customizable beverage options.
Pressed continues to make progress in expanding its wholesale business, which is rolling out its next grocery-exclusive multi-pack — this time at over 550 Costco locations nationwide — this month.
This week’s gallery features a first look at Pepsi Prebiotic, the first release from Lucky Energy’s Black Label Collection, a fan-demanded flavor from Magic Cactus, and more.
This week’s new product gallery includes a new look for Throne Sport Coffee, Gorgie’s exclusive flavor launch in Target and 5-Hour Energy’s (literally) glowing new flavor addition.
In this week’s new products roundup, Wildwonder partners with at-home manicure kit maker Le Mini Macaron on a cross-branded collaboration, Red Bull gears up for warmer weather with its latest Summer Edition, and Olipop relaunches Orange Cream as a permanent option.
Former Health-Ade CFO Gary Cooperman has been appointed to Pressed Juicery’s leadership team in a split role as CFO and COO where he is focusing on expanding the brand’s retail presence.
It’s here. It’s delicious. It’s kind of a BIG deal. Pressed Juicery introduces a take-home sized Oat Milk (1.5 Liters) available in both Plain and Vanilla.
Bruce Boettner Joins Humm Kombucha; Pressed Juicery Brings on New Sales VP; Lavit Names Former Keurig Exec as VP National Account Sales; Hardy Assumes Head of Consumer & Athlete Engagement Role at Gatorade; Danny Rubenstein to Advise Vuka
The list, which ranks companies based on revenue growth over the past three years (and at least $2 million in 2014 revenue) included just a handful of non-alcoholic beverage brands, but most of those that did make the cut are featured in the top fifth of all included companies.
