Beverage Industry provides an in-depth look into the performances and trends in the alcohol and non-alcohol categories within the last year.

Some companies planning to attend Natural Products Expo West, which will take place March 4-6 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif., are canceling their plans to attend one of North America’s largest tradeshow amidst fears of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Clausthaler, imported by Radeberger Gruppe USA, expanded its non-alcohol malt beverage lineup with the addition of Clausthaler Grapefruit. 

Outbound Brewing has released a new non-alcohol product line that includes small-batch traditional non-alcohol brews, CBD-infused (20 mg broad spectrum hemp), and cannabis-infused (10 mg THC) options, with just 30 calories in each bottle.

Proteau announces the release of its non-alcoholic botanical aperitif, Ludlow Red, which has the same level of culinary intrigue as a beverage with alcohol, except without the alcohol, the company says.

Pepsi, a brand of Purchase, N.Y.-based PepsiCo Inc., is teaming up with Bravo to introduce Pepsi Sparkling Rosé, a zero-calorie, Rosé-flavored cola that’s a light and bubbly take on the popular wine, without the alcohol. 

Austin, Texas-based Whole Foods Market’s global buyers and experts revealed the anticipated and innovative food trends for 2020 in the retailer’s fifth annual trends predictions announcement. Regenerative agriculture, zero-proof drinks, West African foods, meat-plant blends and new varieties of flour are among the food influences and movements expected to take off in the next year.

Kraft Heinz is partnering with cream liqueur brand Baileys, a brand of Diageo North America, to launch the non-alcohol Baileys Ready-to-Drink Cold Brew Coffee in cans.