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Distribution: Coaqua Heads to Walmart, Angry Angel Adds Whole Foods

Canned coconut water brand Coaqua is now available in more than 3,000 Walmart stores across the country. The rollout features nine SKUs, including single-serve 12 oz. cans in six flavors and 4-packs of its Still, Soursoppin’ and Chocolate’y varieties. It also includes placement in roughly 500 grab-and-go coolers.

Agrowgate Q4 2026 Snapshot – A Little Stability, Plenty of Risk

As beverage producers prepare for 2027, the supply chain outlook is showing signs of stabilization, but significant cost and availability risks remain. Agrowgate’s Q4 2026 Supply Chain Snapshot reveals a market where easing commodity prices are not necessarily translating into lower production costs.

THE CPG INSIDER WEEKLY

This week, we’re investigating the evolving nature of hiring and corporate structures as we barrel into 2027 and checking out earnings reports from some of the industry’s biggest names.…

See the Nominees for BevNET’s Best of 2026 Awards

BevNET is proud to share the nominees for its “Best of 2026” Awards in Brand of the Year, Person of the Year, Best Packaging Design, Best Marketing Campaign, Rising Star and Best New Products. Winners will be announced on December 8, 2026 at BevNET Live L.A. 2026.

Taste Radio: The Business Of Buzz & A Relentless TRIP

As consumers rethink traditional beverage alcohol, where should founders look for the next big opportunity? And what separates a promising brand from one that investors are eager to back? We explore emerging alternatives made with THC, kratom, kava and kanna. We also revisit our conversation with TRIP co-founder Olivia Ferdi and other featured investors from our London meetup.

Alani Nu Leads Celsius Q3; New Leaders, Restructuring to Revive Slumping Brands

Alani Nu carried energy drink maker Celsius Holdings during a strong third quarter, reporting 16.7% revenue growth to $847.2 million in its Q3 2026 earnings report today. But as its Celsius and Rockstar brands continue to trail, the company is appointing new executive leaders to help steer turnaround strategies, separating its three-brand profile into unique business units.