Los Angeles-based Nomadica, released a limited-edition sparkling white wine can for Pride month with cover art by @takiisbranding, an LGBTQ+ Brazillian artist and DJ.

To help celebrate the release of its new packaging, Coors Light gave away a pair of Ray-Bans to 1,000 consumers who posted a photo on Twitter or Instagram with the can sunglasses over their eyes using the hashtag #TakeTimeToChill. 

Budweiser unveiled a new limited-edition patriotic-themed family pack of products with red, white and blue camo-designed cans and large packs honoring the five branches of the United States Military. 

Seattle-based Jones Soda Co. is turning its bottles into beacons of optimism during the COVID-19 pandemic with limited-edition “Messages of Hope” cream soda labels featuring inspirational images created by consumers. 

BOMBAY SAPPHIRE has teamed up with Print Club London to launch a limited-edition, hand-made screen printing kit as part of the BOMBAY SAPPHIRE’s “Stir Creativity at Home” series.

SodaStream, a part of PepsiCo, Purchase, N.Y., is releasing a limited-edition For the Love of Tomorrow kit featuring rainbow reusable items as a way to honor Pride Month this June during COVID-19.

Recently, Crystal Head Vodka released a new limited-edition Pride Bottle, complete with rainbow-hued glass to support and celebrate pride worldwide.

U.S. wine & spirits importer Palm Bay International and Bottega SpA, Italian producer of fine wines and spirits, introduced the Accademia Prosecco Rainbow Collection.

On the heels of Memorial Day, Pathwater, Fremont, Calif., debuted it limited-edition, Made in the USA  sustainable water bottle. The bottle celebrates the company’s commitment to maintaining all of its  operations — from manufacturing to marketing — within the continental United States, and in doing so, provide necessary job opportunities to Americans, it says.