On Tuesday, Oatly closed one of the largest food and beverage financing deals of the year when it announced a $200 million funding round led by Blackstone Growth. Speaking with BevNET, Oatly CEO Toni Petersson said the financing represents a diversification of the company’s ownership structure, bringing in an American firm that will work directly with its European and Asian arms.
Wellness brand Liquid I.V., known for their innovative, clean electrolyte drink mixes, is taking another big step in their pursuit of total sustainability by launching a new Hydration Multiplier with fully sustainable packaging materials, inspired by their mission trip to Nepal in 2019.
Rooted Shots has rebranded to Ryla. Ryla offers plant-based immunity support blends in powder form that contain 500mg of Vitamin C and organic superfoods that are easy to take on the go.
Nestlé Waters North America (NWNA) announced that three more of our U.S. domestic still water brands have started to convert their packaging to 100% recycled plastic.
Keurig Dr Pepper (NYSE: KDP) has announced its founding sponsorship of The Recycling Partnership’s Polypropylene Recycling Coalition (the “Coalition”).
Introducing Once Upon A Coconut – the first premium coconut water created with a purpose in mind – to give back.
Thanks in part to encouraging sales growth and a rebound in energy drinks, C-store retailers are more optimistic about the outlook for the total beverage category than a month ago, according to a survey conducted by Goldman Sachs Equity Research analysts published today.
Greg Fleishman, co-founder and CEO of clean label baking mix and snack company Foodstirs, discussed how the brand has adapted to a new consumer environment, explained how to manage and enhance relationships with retail buyers, why it’s critical to leverage every resource at your disposal during the pandemic and why consumer communication is the one thing that keeps him up at night.
As consumers continue to seek better-for-you options in the hydration and sports drink space, Arizona-based Recover 180° is aiming to amplify its nationwide presence as it expands into new regional markets across the country. Founded in 2018 by real estate developer Mike Meldman, Recover 180° makes a line of functional hydration drinks intended to meet multiple need states including post-workout, travel, and hangovers.
In episode two of SprintToSuccess, we’ll be giving a glimpse into our sprint strategy process and show you how we applied it to Melissa’s brand and tackle some of her challenges. We cover surveying her competitive category, identifying a target, crafting positioning, and honing brand personality and tone.
Health concerns over BPA (Bis-Phenol A) found in Polycarbonate, have resulted in a tendency to shift from Polycarbonate to PET for 5-gallon returnable water cooler bottles. The main challenge for…
Boulder, Colorado (July 14, 2020) – Imagined and developed by an adventure-seeking, female-duo whose passion for the great outdoors is matched only by their love for a great tasting cold…
Barnie’s Coffee & Tea Co. invites loyal fans and new customers, alike, to chillax this summer with today’s rollout of its newest product, a 32 oz. convenient “grab-and-go” bottle of unsweetened Barnie’s Cold Brew.
Electrolit – the preferred, premium hydration beverage made from pharmaceutical quality grade ingredients – has expanded their product line to include three new flavors in response to immense demand from consumers coast to coast.
