This week’s new product gallery features (of course) more protein, courtesy of Nurri, along with a new look for De La Calle, a new Target exclusive from Unwell, and Maison Perrier’s move into sweetened (and functional) sparkling water.
Most consumers who planned to ditch alcohol in January finished strong, according to survey results from market research firm NIQ.
Constellation Brands has appointed current board member Nicholas Fink as its new CEO.
This week's beverage reviews are all about heat and spice, as we pour up new drinks from Mike's Hot Honey and Spindrift.
De La Calle is continuing its reintroduction as a modern Mexican soda, kicking off a new brand campaign called "Frutas" that marks a "refreshed chapter" for the company ahead of its national launch with Target this month.
How do you say "functional" in French?
As intoxicating hemp aligns with the non-alc movement, Drink Monday is one of the few ANA brands to expand with a THC spirit alternative.
Oatly's long-awaited rebound finally arrived in 2025, as the company's turnaround strategy yielded its first-ever year of profitable growth, despite a drop in North America sales.
This week, natural energy drink Huxley lands its first national brick-and-mortar retail partner, while Dutch Bros. expands its RTDs.
Incoming CEO Henrique Braun is looking to accelerate Coca-Cola’s new product pipeline, telling investors that “we need to get closer to the consumer and improve our speed to market.”
On its drive to win in the better-for-you energy drink market, Accelerator Active Energy has hit a number of speed bumps. But today, under the stewardship of founder Lance Collins, the brand is revving the engine and setting off for growth.
Jack Daniel’s and Coca-Cola are expanding their ready-to-drink (RTD) line with the launch of 16 oz. single-serve cans for both Jack & Coke and Jack & Coke Zero, signaling how RTDs are searching for incremental growth through convenience retail.
Magic Spoon is proof that breaking the rules can be the smartest move in CPG. Co-founder Gabi Lewis Gabi gets candid about product-market fit, pricing, branding, word-of-mouth growth, retail velocity and the tradeoffs that come with innovation. The episode offers a clear, hard-earned playbook for founders building modern food and beverage brands.
Creature Comforts co-founder Chris Herron quietly assumed the CEO role of intoxicating hemp beverage brand Climbing Kites a year after joining the company, the company shared last week.
