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RAFT Expands Distribution to the East Coast

Portland, Oregon based RAFT Cocktails is excited to announce its line of cocktail syrups and newly launched line of cocktail bitters will be available in The Fresh Market starting this month.

Tincup Introduces Nugget and Motherlode

TINCUP American Whiskey proudly introduces the newest members in its collection: the TINCUP 375ml Nugget and the TINCUP 1.75L Motherlode.

People Moves: Celsius Names Full Time CFO

Celsius has named Edwin Negron-Carballo as the company's new CFO, who told BevNET his experience in supply chain logistics and distribution can help correct inventory shortfalls that impacted the company's Q2 earnings. Also, NWNA and Kohana Coffee get new hires, while Hoist appoints an advisory team.

Ethan’s Launches MCT Shot Line

The company announced the new four-SKU MCT Shot line last month, including Coffee, Matcha, Orange Cacao, and Turmeric Ginger varieties. Each product uses a base of 8g of MCT oil with added organic ingredients.

Black Medicine Releases Lavender Latte

Black Medicine Iced Coffee,  innovator of the first cold pressed RTD coffee, is expanding its all-natural product line with launch of a Lavender Latte to complement its existing Iced Coffee, Mocha and Latte items.

S.Pellegrino Adds Cans to Lineup

S.Pellegrino Sparkling Natural Mineral Water, recognized as a leader of iconic taste and authentic Italian style, introduces sleek cans to their product lineup.

Vitamin Energy Expands Distribution in New York

VITAMIN ENERGY, an Energy Shot with more Vitamin C than 10 oranges, is currently being sold in over 500+ retail locations in New York City through their Company owned distribution Company.

O2 Launches Lemon Lime and Blackberry Currant Flavors

O2 Natural Recovery, a rapidly growing clean recovery drink that helps the body process toxins and recover faster from strenuous activity, introduces two new caffeine-free flavors, Lemon Lime and Blackberry Currant.

CBD Bev Leaders Mount Response to California Regulations

Beverage brands are at the front of a campaign to protect sales of cannabidiol (CBD) in California, after the state’s Department of Public Health (CDPH) released a revised FAQ stating the hemp-derived ingredient is not approved as a food or dietary supplement.