Powder Country: Drink Mixes are Growing Faster Than RTDs
For powdered beverage brands, the outlook is a lot brighter than Crystal Light. Over the past four years, the growth rate of powders and mixes has been twice that of liquid beverages.
For powdered beverage brands, the outlook is a lot brighter than Crystal Light. Over the past four years, the growth rate of powders and mixes has been twice that of liquid beverages.
This week's reviews sees us dive into Kim Kardashian's new caffeine-free energy venture Update, as well as a wholesome new ginger water.
The way consumers are approaching the bottled water category is transforming, from the packaging formats they’re most likely to buy to the amount they purchase.
Drink Hippie – the wellness beverage platform co-founded by actress Sasha Pieterse – is entering its next chapter with the debut of Hippie Brew, a functional coffee concentrate
After nearly 15 years running a beverage services firm, Bob Groux is taking to the brand side with the launch of Gutsi, a new gut health friendly functional beverage brand trading on the public markets.
Sazerac made an approximately $15 billion bid for Brown-Forman, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.
Beverages represent the second-highest category of in-store sales in the convenience channel, according to new data from the National Association of Convenience Stores.
The biggest name in sports drinks is changing its playbook.
After more than a year marked by lower deal counts but rising enterprise value, the food and beverage M&A market is both cautious and selective, though deals may accelerate if macro conditions stabilize.
In the latest ready-to-drink news, SunnyD brings back ‘purple stuff’, Chandon takes a six-year swing at reinventing the spritz, and espresso martinis go decaf.
Costco is bringing a slate of new innovations to its warehouses this Spring, as several brands have announced expansions in the national club chain.
Lucille Health has closed a multi-million dollar funding round led by IRIS Ventures to fund a distribution expansion for its first product line, nutrition shakes, and support R&D efforts for future category expansion.
We’re still only in April, but the pre-summer indicators are positive this month as non-alcoholic beverages continued to accelerate sequentially on the back of strong volume gains and stable pricing.
Springtime must be here because total bev-alc dollar sales flipped to positive (+0.5%) in the two-week period ending April 4 – a sequential improvement from -0.8% in the four-week window and -1.2% in the twelve-weeks, according to the latest analysis of NIQ data from Goldman Sachs Equity Research.