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Jessica Jacobsen

Jessica Jacobsen, editor of Beverage Industry, visits a range of beverage companies for cover stories and facility tours, represents the magazine at trade shows and industry events, and works with the Beverage Industry team to determine the content and direction of the magazine and its online components. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Marquette University.

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Beverage caps and closures global sales to increase through 2021

Demographic trends and security requirements fueling innovation

Jessica Jacobsen

January 18, 2018

Packaging components and materials are seeing shifts among top-performing segments as well as evolving demands.

2018 New Product Development Outlook for beverages

Natural, clean label are top attributes listed by respondents

Jessica Jacobsen

January 15, 2018

In Beverage Industry’s New Product Development Outlook 2017 Study, respondents indicated which trends they think will be the most popular in 2018.

Global beverage brands resonate with consumers

Coffee, tea and bottled water see increases among global preference

Jessica Jacobsen

January 12, 2018

In a recent Insights from Nielsen, the market research firm highlights that consumers are showing preference for multinational brands in a growing number of beverage categories.

Supermarket channel must adapt to appeal to consumers

Digital age being embraced by more traditional grocers

Jessica Jacobsen

January 9, 2018

Digital solutions like eCommerce click-and-collect models are offering more opportunities for supermarkets.

Readers names their favorite new product for November

Stillhouse Spiced Cherry Whiskey wins poll with nearly three-quarters of vote

Jessica Jacobsen

December 19, 2017

Like consumers during Christmas and New Year's Eve, the readers of Beverage Industry feel the love for whiskey as 73 percent of voters named Stillhouse Spiced Cherry Whiskey their favorite new beverage in Readers’ Choice: New Product of the Month poll for November.

Lab testing services offer beverage-makers more time

Product simulation avoids strains on production plants

Jessica Jacobsen

December 19, 2017

Consumers’ desires for functional, healthy, yet refreshing beverages has placed a greater demand on manufacturers’ research and development (R&D) divisions.

Beverage Industry mourns the loss of Tom Kelley

Trucking, transportation columnist brought passion, expertise to publication

Jessica Jacobsen

December 15, 2017

Although Tom’s work will not be part of Beverage Industry’s publication anymore, his legacy will be remembered by the staff and readers as a man who truly was passionate about his work.

Contract packing needs increase within beverage market

Evolution of beverage industry sees more turning to contract manufacturing

Jessica Jacobsen

December 12, 2017

More beverage companies are turning to contract packers to fulfill their growing needs.

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Best Beverage Packages of 2017

Artist driven packages find favor in annual poll

Jessica Jacobsen

December 5, 2017

In Beverage Industry’s annual Best Packages poll, the editors selected 10 package designs across the alcohol and non-alcohol beverage markets.

Readers name their favorite new beverage of October

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey Coffee wins with more than one-third of vote

Jessica Jacobsen

November 21, 2017

Heritage brands are finding more ways to ensure consumers who are looking for something new and exciting will find favor with storied brands through new product innovation. In the recent Readers’ Choice: New Product of the Month poll for October, we saw that the readers of Beverage Industry feel the same way.

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