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This year’s State of the Industry report on bottled water showcases how the sparkling water category has continued to shine and how bottled water sales are looking post-pandemic
Waterloo Sparkling Water announced its all-new Passion Fruit sparkling water and return of its Summer Berry, both as limited-time-only offerings for the summer.
Los Angeles-based Calexo announced the launch of Watercolors, a new collection of cannabis-infused sparkling waters and an accompanying streetwear apparel line.
Seattle-based Talking Rain Beverage Co., the maker of Sparkling Ice beverages, appointed Ken Sylvia to CEO, effective April 12. As a driven leader, Sylvia will continue to fulfill Talking Rain’s mission of “Creating Connections with Every Sip” by prioritizing employee development, community engagement, product innovation and corporate responsibility, the company says.
Sound, an organic sparkling water brand, teamed up with Kelly LeVeque, celebrity nutritionist and best-selling author to launch a limited-edition sparkling water: Lemon with Thyme & White Tea.
Spindrift Beverage Co., Newton, Mass., announced its newest flavor: Blood Orange Tangerine. Spindrift is doubling its commitment to real squeezed fruit by featuring not one, but two orange varietals.