April brought healthy growth to the non-alcoholic beverage sector, as the category reported dollar sales up 2.3% in the 52-week period ending May 2, according to the latest analysis of NielsenIQ data by Goldman Sachs Equity Research.
Jack Daniel's maker Brown-Forman has rejected a $15 billion bid from Kentucky competitor Sazerac.
In distribution news, RYZE added more lattes to Target, Gym Soda is entering NYC with Big Geyser and Walmart modernizes its iced tea set.
We caught up with Jordan Leberman, growth marketing manager at Everyday Dose, to break down how the Austin-based brand’s identity is evolving as it expands availability, how it’s stimulating community both online and off, and where the product roster is going next.
Catherine Smart thought she and her co-founder were building the next great consumer brand. Instead, they found themselves navigating the painful realities of fundraising, retail pressure and ultimately shutting down their business.
Diageo’s Ritual Zero Proof has entered the ready-to-drink (RTD) category with three canned non-alcoholic (NA) cocktails.
Functional beverage brand Pop & Bottle has established its business through innovative matcha and coffee lattes. Now, the brand is targeting a different use occasion with Matcha Hydration, a coconut water-infused line launching this month in Sprouts stores nationwide.
Prenetics is seeking to deepen the connection between sports performance and wellness through a new multi-year partnership between its supplement brand IM8 – co-founded by soccer star David Beckham – and Inter Miami CF.
You might be familiar with rapper Lil Yachty’s Grammy-nominated music, but unlike some other celebrities, you might not know about his tequila product.
Westrock reported sales up 44.4% and consolidated adjusted EBITDA more than tripled year-over-year as its new facility goes fully operational.
When Beyond Meat announced in January that it had developed its first ever beverage product, a protein drink line called Beyond Immerse, it was a move that appeared to come out of left field.
Andrew Archambault, a former President of the U.S. Beverage Unit at Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP), will be tasked with overseeing commercial and operational functions at Nutrabolt, best known in beverage for its KDP-distributed drinks under brands C4 and Bloom.
Women’s health brand The Cycle, which produces a line of RTD beverages designed around the menstrual cycle, is rolling out nationwide in Sprouts Farmer Market stores this week with its full four-flavor line.
As consumers increasingly prioritize quality, functionality and authenticity, brands across food, beverage and wine are redefining what premium means. The hosts explore this evolving dynamic and spotlight innovative brands shaping the future of refreshment and snacking. The episode also features an interview with Jordi Viñals, the managing director of acclaimed Spanish winery Marqués de Vargas.
