NotMilk will debut in Whole and 2% Reduced Fat varieties, which will retail for $4.99 for a 64 oz. carton. Like NotCo’s other products, the milk was developed by matching the animal proteins found in traditional milk to their “ideal replacement” among “thousands” of plant-based ingredients.
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, this Spirts Gallery takes a look at a handful of the notable new spirit releases that we'll be toasting with at the dinner table this year, including a solera-aged rye from Maryland's Gray Wolf Distilling, the second expression in the Heaven's Door Bootleg Series, and a special benefit release from Widow Jane.
While many health brands focus on building a loyal consumer base before being adopted by professional sports teams, tart cherry juice maker CHERRiSH laid its foundation in the athletic channel. But after a year of disruption in the sports world, the Washington-based company is now making a broader pitch to the everyday consumer, repositioning its products as overall wellness drinks for all ages.
Next week BevNET’s New Beverage Showdown 20, the leading business pitch competition for the beverage industry, will feature the founders of the hottest new beverage brands, all competing virtually. The semi finalists have been chosen, as well as the expert judges, who will be providing feedback and ultimately choosing the winner. So let’s meet the players.
Jones Soda turned around roughly 18 months of declining sales this fall, with revenue up 17% to $3.5 million according to the company’s Q3 earnings report this week. Gross profit as a percentage of revenue grew 430 basis points to 46% in the quarter, compared to 21.7% in Q2, while net loss improved to $450,000, compared to $476,000 previously.
Filipp Chebotarev, co-founder of venture capital firm Cambridge SPG, spoke about what he learned from developing an unsuccessful food brand, effective strategies for initiating and cultivating relationships with investors, why he’ll review a 70-page pitch deck under the right circumstances and the general rules that predict success in food and beverage.
Monster Energy Corp. saw net sales of $1.25 billion during the third quarter of 2020, a new company record, according to an earnings report released by the company on Thursday.
In the dust of the HPP juice trend’s decline, two pioneering brands in the space have closed up shop. Last month, the parent companies of BluePrint and Daily Greens announced the two brands would be discontinued in decisions that now appear to be final.
Last week, Coca-Cola announced that it had acquired and rebranded Briggo, makers of an app-controlled, full-service robo-barista kiosk, as Costa Coffee BaristaBot.
Ouli, which is a sister brand of Dona Chai, is a line of super premium herbal teas that contain 10 calories or less with no added sweeteners. The product line presently includes three flavors: Turmeric Cherry, Cardamom Mint and Elderflower Fennel.
You’re probably wondering what we’re going to show in this final episode, right? We already did the big reveal and showed you what the redesign actually looks like so what else could there be? Well, a good package (design) always needs something to tie it together. In this final episode, we show you two final key components. The first component is the Brand Style Guide. It’s basically a roadmap that shows the entrepreneur and their vendors the rules and principles of the brand, i.e logo lockups, brand colors, etc. The second component is the production of the mechanical file. This involves talking with the printers, creating mechanical files, and proofing.
Olaf Zachert has been named interim CEO of beverage portfolio company Brands Within Reach (BWR) following its $15 million acquisition by Zachert Private Equity in September.
In this Distribution Roundup, kids juice drink Silly Juice and CBD-infused sparkling water APRCH each expand their respective distribution footprints on the West Coast. Elsewhere, WellWell builds off a successful pilot launch with Walmart, while Flow Alkaline Water enters Sam's Club.
Cannabis-infused beverage brand Cann announced last week that it has received investments from a roster of high profile backers including Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow; actors Rebel Wilson, Ruby Rose and Darren Criss; NBA point guard Baron Davis; singer Tove Lo and YouTuber Casey Neistat.
