To kick off summer 2023, PATH Water launched a limited-edition summer bottle for on-the-go summer activities. The 25-ounce still water bottle features all things summer fun and will be available June 1 through September, the company says.

Lemon Perfect, a growing brand in the enhanced water category, announced the launch of its newest flavor: Watermelon.

FUL, a female founded, science-backed food company, introduced its first product: FULwater, created with its nutrient-rich, spirulina ingredient, but without a strong algae taste, it says.

In honor of Earth Day 2023, SodaStream, a brand of Purchase, N.Y.-based PepsiCo, is announcing the successful elimination of 5 billion single-use plastic bottles (sized 0.5 liters) in 2022 with the help of its consumers around the world, it says. 

Harmless Harvest introduced the latest addition to its portfolio of coconut waters with the launch of its Harmless Harvest Organic Coconut Water With Aloe Pulp.

Hiru Corp. announced it has entered into a new multi-million-dollar co-packing agreement with VOSS Water, a high-end producer of high end still and sparkling water products.

Clearly Canadian announced the introduction of two new portfolio offerings: Clearly Canadian Essence and Clearly Canadian Zero Sugar, adding to its premium sparkling waters lineup.

PepsiCo Beverages North America (PBNA) and Frito-Lay North America (FLNA) announced a commitment of $3.3 million in funds toward water replenishment projects across North America. These projects aim to advance Purchase, N.Y.-based PepsiCo’s effort to become Net Water Positive by 2030.

Essentia Water announced a new partnership with Emmy-nominated actor and producer Millie Bobby Brown. Brown will be featured in an upcoming installment of Essentia's “Stop for Nothing” campaign series, which highlights how she balances her many roles by taking a moment to hydrate and recenter.

The American Beverage Association (ABA), Washington, D.C., announced that Kevin Keane will serve as interim president and CEO effective immediately. Keane will succeed Katherine Lugar, who recently announced she will return to the hotel industry as executive vice president of global corporate affairs at Hilton.