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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.”
In January 2022, having bounced back from a period of major revenue declines and operating losses, leading U.S. kefir manufacturer Lifeway Foods announced a new phase for the decades-old brand dubbed “Lifeway 3.0” with a focus on growth and scaling.
In this week’s new products roundup, Jones Soda makes its first venture into cans, Poppi takes inspiration from a classic summertime treat and Raw Nutrition grows its collection of ready-to-drink (RTD) products.
After a first taste of the beverage industry, Zeke Bronfman and Nate Medow are back for a second round.
CBD and hemp-derived THC drink brand Flyers Cocktail Co. has revamped the packaging of its infused line to meet new consumers in fresh retail channels as it moves deeper into brick-and-mortar.
After launching a year and a half ago in the U.S., New Zealand-based Free AF has brought its non-alcoholic alternative RTDs to major retailers learning in the process that operating in a larger market comes with unique challenges.
This episode of CPG Week the team digs into the growing trend towards new private label programs and what it means that Nestlé is launching a GLP-1 drug companion frozen food brand.
Liquid Death gives away a jet to one lucky customer; the FTC is claiming that Albertsons execs deleted texts related to the proposed Kroger merger; Illinois becomes the latest battleground state for hemp drinks -- and more in this edition of the BevNET Daily Newsletter.
The founder of Seedlip Ben Branson is back in the non-alcoholic category with Seasn, a new bitters product positioned to be used in both full-strength and alcohol-free cocktails.
In the military Jocko Willink led troops into battle in Iraq and in business he’s built a lifestyle media brand around leadership and discipline, but now – as he looks to expand his beverage platform Jocko Fuel – can he conquer the field of DSD? And more importantly, can he build a brand that can thrive beyond its namesake founder?
Hella Cocktail Co., known for its bitters and mixers, is making a foray into bev-alc with a ready-to-drink (RTD) line debuting this week, Hella Margaritas.
After discontinuing its Blackberry flavor three years ago due to a Pacific Northwest heatwave that abruptly spiked the price of berries, Spindrift today announced the flavor’s return.
How do you educate consumers on the herbological origins of chocolate while they’re standing in the store aisle, deciding whether or not to try their luck on a drink called “Cacao Water”? Five years into his cacao products venture Blue Stripes, chocolatier Oded Brenner has yet to find the perfect answer. But he’s getting closer.
With summer quickly approaching, we’re rounding up the newest ready-to-drink cocktail releases. In this gallery, major players like On The Rocks, Jim Beam and Dogfish Head drop new flavors, High Noon makes its first foray into hard tea and Crystal Head capitalizes on the Espresso Martini craze.
Los Angeles-based private equity firm Butterfly is restructuring Bolthouse Farms, separating its produce segment from its fresh juice and salad dressing business.
