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Marketing: Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson Star for Splash Refresher

'Pitch Perfect' pals Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson reunite as the faces of a new TV campaign for Primo Brands' new sparkling Splash Refreshers line, plus more marketing news from Monster, Chamberlain Coffee, Reign Storm, Simply and more.

Daily Briefing (Insiders Only): No/Low Beverages Go On Tour

This is one case where drinking and driving kind of go together. With its third edition kicking off in Denver last month, the No/Low Tour, presented by for-profit industry group Focus on Health, aims to spread education, awareness and best practices for the red-hot adult non-alcoholic (ANA) and low-alcohol space.

Marketing: Halfday’s PTO PSA; Celsius’ Vibe House

Looking for an incentive to use your accrued PTO? Well, Halfday has you covered. The canned iced tea maker is encouraging consumers to “take a half day on us” with its newest ad campaign, giving cash to 100 people to make the most of their unused PTO.

Marketing Roundup: Waterloo Goes to Flavortown, Share a Coke Returns

Waterloo is partnering for the second year in a row with celebrity chef Guy Fieri on a new limited edition line of co-branded flavors: Lemon Italian Ice, Huckleberry Cobble and Spiced Mango Sorbet; The Coca-Cola Company’s “Share a Coke” cans and bottles are coming back.

Daily Briefing (Insiders Only): The Other Better-For-You Drink Category

Innovation around low-sugar, plant-based liquid is seeping into an OG better-for-you drink category, and no, we aren’t talking about “Modern Soda” or energy drinks. Today, senior reporter Lukas Southard has all eyes on the smoothies and juices sector.