Popeye Energy commissioned McLean Design to design the packaging for its supplement blend, which contains 70 percent fruit juice, vitamins and a proprietary energy blend that includes natural caffeine, according to the design firm.  

 In conjunction with signing an agreement with Baltimore Ravens cornerback Bernard “Crush Boy” Pollard Jr., Bully Bling Energy LLC released special-edition cans of its same-named energy drink highlighting the professional football player.  

Mad Croc Brands Inc. added a new Green Apple flavor to its Mad-Croc line of energy drinks.

 Approaching investors for $75,000 is no easy task — especially when you’re on ABC-TV’s “Shark Tank.” 

 Nurish Brands Inc. launched its new Feel Natural Energy sparkling energy drink in 10.5-ounce Rexam Sleek cans.  

Imported into the United States by Dolce Beverage Group LLC, Kick Energy Drink is sweetened with a blend of sucrose, glucose and fructose, resulting in a less sweet aftertaste compared with leading energy drinks, the company says.

Pyure Brands will launch a zero-calorie organic energy shot under the name of Pyure Organic Energy Optimization, or O.E.O. for short.

 Seventy-five years ago, Multi-Flow Industries was a family business that delivered fountain sodas up and down the streets to customers in Philadelphia.  

 Whether it’s because of private label’s added value or perceptions of comparable quality to name brands, consumers have found favor with private label consumer packaged goods (CPGs).  

 It’s common for brands to sponsor racecar drivers and events; however, sponsoring a 128,100-foot skydive mission takes brand associations to a whole new level. On