Premier Beverage Group is rebranding its OSO line of energy drinks. Scheduled to launch in the first quarter of this year, the new bottles and cans were designed to stand apart from the mainstream energy drink category with a premium look.

Noah’s Sparkling Spring Water moved from glass bottles to 12-ounce slim cans. The company’s reasons for the change include aluminum’s ability to keep beverages colder longer, portability, convenience and sustainability, it says.

Vemma updated the packaging for its Verve brand of energy drinks and shots.

Johanna Foods launched its Earth Wise line of juices and juice drinks in aseptic cartons featuring the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) logo, which verifies that the raw paperboard used to make the cartons was manufactured using only wood fibers that can be proven to originate from responsibly managed forests certified according to FSC guidelines, or from other controlled sources managed in accordance with FSC standards.

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Pyramid Breweries is bringing its flagship Pyramid Hefeweizen beer back to its roots via a redesign.

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A., Paris, launched the limited-edition Hennessy Privilege NyX Collector bottle — the second in the brand’s Privilege Collection.

Cosfibel and Diageo Reserve created the Johnnie Walker Blue Label collection for bars and Duty Free markets

Lucky Dog Vodka Inc., Nantucket, Mass., teamed with Saxco International Inc. to develop the packaging for new Lucky Dog Vodka.

Heineken USA announced that the bottles, cans and secondary packaging for its Dos Equis Lager and Dos Equis Ambar brands have been redesigned.