More than 372,000 women entrepreneurs were enabled by 5by20 in 2015, increasing the total number of women participants by 43 percent over the course of the year.
Apple Ginger juice blend is now available nationwide at select natural and conventional retailers.
The GRAS status confirms that PURISPea is safe for use as a protein source in foods such as bakery products, cereals, snack foods, smoothies, beverages, soups, imitation dairy products, dry instant milk shake mixes and protein drinks, instant powdered nutritional beverages, vegetarian products/meat analogues and meal replacement bars.
Coconut water has seen a surge of innovation of late with brands pushing the category into previously unchartered territories via new products, packaging choices and processing methods.
The “Betcha Can’t Not Smile” integrated-marketing campaign was created by The Padgett Smith Project in Charleston, S.C.
First available in southern California and Nevada, now expanding to northern California, Oregon, Washington and other points throughout the west in 2016. Outlaw Energy Drink comes in five flavors: Original, Passion, Fruit Punch, Fresh Zero and Tropical Zero.
Prinova will be the exclusive distributor of Lycored’s lycopene- and beta carotene-based natural colors in the U.S.A. and Canada.
Caliwater is available at gourmet/health food stores, and top-tier retailers in the U.S. including Whole Foods, Sprouts Farmer’s Markets, The Fresh Market, Kroger, Cost Plus World Market as well as online at DrinkCaliwater.com and Amazon.com.
The purchase brings a high-touch set of account managers who foster the growth of mid-sized businesses into a brokerage and sales strategy firm that deals with the largest companies in the world.
AdWeek spoke with Pepsi’s vice president of marketing Chad Stubbs, who said the brand was “inspired by the mixology craze” and could serve “as a perfect standalone beverage or a perfect compliment to cocktails.”
Viniq Glow is the third flavor variant of the Viniq Shimmery Liqueur line including Original and Ruby.
The “Cold Pressure Verified” program establishes a set of criteria for implementation of HPP, a non-thermal safety method that uses high pressure to preserve packaged foods and beverages. Participating companies will be able to use a Cold Pressure Verified seal on labels and other marketing material.
The brand is currently making its debut at 33 stores in the grocer’s northeast region, where it retails for $4.99 per 12 oz. bottle.
Coca-Cola will receive prominent brand exposure and product placement at concession stands throughout U.S. Cellular Field—providing game spectators with refreshing soft drinks, water and tea.
