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Channel Check: Innovation Rules the Day for Tea

Tea continues to be one of the fastest-growing categories in the mainstream beverage set, up nearly 10 percent over the past 52 weeks. A lot of this is being driven by Lipton Pure Leaf and Gold Peak, which has a strong presence in both chilled and ambient areas.

REBBL Launches New Plant-Based Protein Elixirs

This new line utilizes a synergistic blend of Rebbl's Clean Complete Plant Protein from sunflower, pea, and pumpkin enlivened with the brand's signature adaptogen blend of maca, ashwagandha, and reishi.

Luxco to Acquire VEEV Spirits

"This is an incredible day for VEEV Spirits,” said Courtney Reum, VEEV co-founder. “We started this company with a vision of creating A Better Way To Drink™ and changing the way people think about the alcohol industry, and Donn Lux and his team share our values and will help these brands reach their full potential.”

Protein2o Unveils Brand Revamp

The package refresh was led by New York based design agency Flood Creative, responsible for iconic brands like FUZE, Body Armor and NOS Energy.

Expo West 2016 Video: GoodBelly’s Probiotic Pipeline

In an interview at Expo West, GoodBelly CEO Alan Murray explained that the development of GoodBelly Sparkling Drink and GoodBelly Ade stems from an innovation strategy that seeks to “constantly rejuvenate the energy behind probiotics.”

Expo West Video 2016: The Changing Face of Cold-Pressed Juice

In this video, filmed at Natural Products Expo West 2016, BevNET’s John Craven and Ray Latif discuss current trends in the cold-pressed and high pressure processed (HPP) juice category.

Rum:30, A New Craft Spirit From Florida, To Launch in April

Classically aged in in white American oak and uniquely infused with a hint of freshly cut orange peels, Rum:30 offers a subtle orange aroma and a complexity of flavors that gives it a relaxed Floridian vibe.

People Get Ready: Marley Beverage Introduces Brand Revamp

Marley Beverage CEO Harry Bigelow said that the company “wanted to dial it back a bit” in terms of its original reggae-themed labels and marketing initiatives, while maintaining the brand equity of Bob Marley.