Beverage Industry Top Stories

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With SKU growth, lightweighting, and product safety issues impacting can filling and seaming equipment, experts discuss how advancements in technology are giving producers flexibility without sacrificing quality.

Demand for on-the-go beverages is impacting the caps and closures market, as suppliers innovate to help brands meet consumer trends.

Mintel’s “2026 Global Food & Drink Predictions” report highlights how empathetic brands can help consumers who are feeling like they are only surviving, rather than thriving.

A new definition of hemp with cap on THC per container could halt the burgeoning cannabis beverage if stakeholders don’t connect with policy-makers.

Traditional beverage alcohol categories have seen analysts declare doom and gloom or sky high success, but reflection suggest the sun will shine on these categories again.

SupplySide West, which took place Oct. 26-30 in Las Vegas, hosted more than 1,600 companies and industry professionals exhibited. Exhibitors showcased the latest developments in ingredients, formulation, and more.

To meet consumers’ health and wellness needs, functional beverages are seeing an increase in usage as these products address a range of benefits.

According to the latest International Federation of Robotics (IFR) World Robotics 2025 U.S. companies in the food and beverage (F&B) sector have been feasting on flexible industrial robots, driving the number of installations up by 21% in 2024.

In this year’s 2026 Trucks Report, it shows there’s a little something for everyone as we gaze ahead to what delivery truck OEMs have on offer for 2026 and the years to come.

Ease, transparency and personalization are consumer priorities impacting omnichannel shopping, and eCommerce is delivering on all three.