D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. announced the rollout of its limited-edition camouflage cans in partnership with military veteran nonprofit Team Red White & Blue (Team RWB) as part of its Stars & Stripes program.

SodaStream, a brand of Purchase, N.Y.-based PepsiCo, is on a mission to reduce single-use plastic waste. To kick off Earth Month, SodaStream is partnering with PangeaSeed Foundation, an ocean conservation nonprofit, to create three limited-edition SodaStream “Art for Action” bottles that will help consumers actively reduce their single-use plastic waste.

Just in time for International Women’s Day (March 8), Van Gogh Vodka will release a limited-edition hashtag #GoghGirl bottle designed by artist Ashley Price, known as Pinklomein in the art world. 

Rémy Martin announced a limited-edition VSOP bottle inspired by the iconic design first commercialized in the ‘80s and ‘90s. 

For the third consecutive year, non-alcohol beer brand O’Doul’s released a limited-edition can design in honor of Dry January. 

Originally available on www.reservebar.com, ABERFELDY partnered with Miami’s Exquisito Chocolates to offer a limited-edition hot cocoa kit.

To mark the 85th Anniversary of the MONOPOLY brand, Hasbro has partnered with PATH to release limited-edition refillable bottles featuring Rich Uncle Pennybags and other nostalgic MONOPOLY icons.

Pepsi’s Made for Football Watching multi-channel media campaign aimed to connect to fans from all over the world who watch the game from their homes by providing digital interactive features, activities and game-watching supplements to this year’s NFL watch experience.

PERRIER Carbonated Mineral Water, a brand of Nestlé Waters North America, Stamford, Conn., announced the release of PERRIER x MURAKAMI, a collaboration with renowned artist Takashi Murakami, inspired by the pop and colorful universe of the artist and the creative and pioneering spirit of PERRIER. In October, limited-edition PERRIER screen-printed glass bottles featuring original artwork by Murakami launched around the world.

Jones Soda Co., Seattle, is putting voter registration tools into customers’ hands with voting-themed labels featuring QR codes taking citizens directly to a registration site.