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For the global beverage market, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) seem to be the new normal. Based on 2025 fiscal year sales, this year’s Top 100 Beverage Companies report, compiled by the editors of Beverage Industry, has seen a collection of long-running entities exit the list as they merged or were part of an acquisition. Through this M&A activity, we have welcomed more thriving innovators across the alcohol and non-alcohol beverage markets.

In the beverage industry, a category spikes, innovation floods in, shelves fill up and decline is inevitable. The only question is when. But what if that assumption is wrong? 

Convenience stores remain a staple within the consumer shopping experience, becoming a go-to destination for food and beverage.

Milo's Tea Co. Inc., a family-owned and certified women-owned business known for crafting teas and lemonades with high-quality, real ingredients, announced that it is projecting over $1 billion in retail sales by 2027.

For the global beverage market, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) seem to be the new normal. Based on 2024 fiscal year sales, this year’s Top 100 Beverage Companies report, compiled by the editors of Beverage Industry, has seen a collection of long-running entities exit the list as they merged or were part of an acquisition. Through this M&A activity, we have welcomed more thriving innovators across the alcohol and non-alcohol beverage markets.

BMC reports that, after surpassing 36.4 billion gallons in 2022, total liquid refreshment beverage volume slipped to 36 billion gallons in 2023 before climbing to almost 36.4 billion gallons in 2024.

For the global beverage market, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) seem to be the new normal. Based on 2023 fiscal year sales, this year’s Top 100 Beverage Companies report, compiled by the editors of Beverage Industry, has seen a collection of long-running entities exit the list as they merged or were part of an acquisition. Through this M&A activity, we have welcomed more thriving innovators across the alcohol and non-alcohol beverage markets.

Although convenience stores are facing challenges such as a decrease in commuting replaced by work from home, labor shortages and inflation, experts note that in-store sales are playing a key role in the channel’s growth.