Califia Farms announced that it has transitioned all of its bottles in the United States and Canada to 100% recycled plastic (rPET), a move that will help reduce the company’s greenhouse gas emissions by at least 19% and cut its energy use in half, it says.
Mooala has launched its best-selling Bananamilks in an “on-the-go” format in Sprouts stores nationwide. Packaged in an 8-ounce, shelf-stable pack, the on-the-go Mooala’s are available in three different flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry.
19 Crimes released its limited-edition Revolutionary Blend created for St. Patrick’s Day. Featuring flavors of coffee, caramel and roasted malt reminiscent of stout, the blend’s label features John Devoy, one of the most notorious rogues.
Riboli Family Wines announced a brand refresh and relaunch for its Opaque Wines portfolio. Opaque Wines redesigned its label and website with the release of Earth Elements series.
Crystal Light unveiled a new logo, marking a bold refresh for the brand. The Crystal Light rebrand will feature a dynamic new logo, typography, photography and packaging.
North Coast Brewing Co. (NCBC) released its first-ever 19.2-ounce beer cans. Scrimshaw and Old Rasputin now are available in 19.2-ounce cans. NCBC also will continue to offer these beers on draft and in bottles.
Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. unveiled a new brand identity. The refreshed approach marks the first major brand overhaul in more than two decades. During this process, the strategy was fueled by the vision of being “wildly uncommon.”
Born 300 years ago under the sign of the Dragon, Rémy Martin honors the Dragon’s return with a special Lunar New Year limited edition collection to commemorate three centuries of excellence and savoir faire.
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