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The market for A2/A2 dairy, an easier-to-digest iteration of cow’s milk, has been gaining momentum in the U.S., but the dairy format’s acceleration over the past year comes amid heightened demand for minimally-processed, high-protein functional products.
Once Upon A Coconut has partnered with beverage incubator L.A. Libations to help grow its business in Southern California.
Loom, which bills itself as the “Juice of the Future,” has named aspiring astronaut and astrobiologist Alyssa Carson its newest “Loominary.”
Arkansas-based Origami Sake is bringing craft sake to American drinkers by pairing its premium-positioned products with transparent packaging callouts, an NA variety and a new distribution partnership.
Today’s crystal ball is spinning with innovation insights and retail revelations that may signal a prosperous future for select beverage segments. Let’s take a closer look at market researcher SPINS’ 2025 predictions.
Odwalla, which was discontinued by The Coca-Cola Company in 2020, is set to relaunch this year under the oversight of Mexican beverage producer Grupo Jumex.
Giving an overarching term like “soda” a more unique positioning has helped create successful sub-categories like “prebiotic soda” and “energy soda” -- but what’s a “social soda”? Josh Miller, founder of Owen’s Mixers, thinks he knows.
In this week’s new products roundup, Nestlé rolls out another product geared toward GLP-1 users, Minus Coffee transitions from RTDs to instant powdered lattes, and Cann teams up with Sober(ish) for Dry January.
The adult non-alcoholic (ANA) beverage category has been driven recently by demand for functional options intentionally crafted to have an effect and positioned toward experiential occasions.
In the latest new spirits roundup, the cold weather means the oldest release to-date from Stranahan’s, spiked peppermint lattes from Dunkin’, and an experiment in aging from High West and Casa Noble.
Another year is behind us and, as is tradition around here, we like to close out the calendar with a look back at what stories caught the most attention of our readers. As we count down to 2025, here’s a countdown of the Top 10 most read BevNET stories of 2024.
Saint James Iced Tea has signed a multi-year partnership at the Barclays Center offering advertising, activation and brand-building opportunities.
It might seem like coffee brands are rushing to enter canned cold brew, but for “beanless” varieties, RTDs seem to be falling out of fashion.
Spindrift is just one of many emerging brands trying to extend its platform into mocktails without actually extending its platform in the traditional ways, like new sub-brands or specialty lines. But why?
The launch of another prebiotic soda isn’t such big news these days. But when Coca-Cola and Pepsi decide to weigh in – and do not (as has been much rumored) open up their checkbooks to do so – it’s kind of a big deal. We’re still awaiting further details on these, but in the meantime, we’ve got some thoughts.
In this week’s new products roundup, Stok expands its cold brew portfolio with decaffeinated offerings, Cowbell ventures into the hydration set, and Tilray Brands unveils a cocktail-inspired line of THC beverages.
Sovereign Brands founder Brett Berish spoke with BevNET about his dynamic approach to brand-building, Pernod-Ricard’s minority investment and why connecting with music has led to a global reach for his brands.
