Beverage Industry Magazine

Beverage Industry - August 2019

2019 August

Beverage Industry’s August issue features the latest trends in digital marketing and how it connects consumers to their favorite brands. This issue also features an in-depth look into the energy drinks category, the club store channel and immune health ingredients. Per usual, we also featured the latest products, packaging and machinery.

Check back throughout the month for additional content.

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Beverage News

Celsius advances national DSD distribution network

Distribution network now includes more than 50 DSD partners
August 13, 2019
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Celsius Holdings Inc., Boca Raton, Fla., announced that the company has made progress in the build out of its national distribution network, which now includes more than 50 regional direct-store-delivery (DSD) partners.
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Supplier Marketplace

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Ardagh Group lightweight aluminum cans. - Beverage Industry

Ardagh Group manufactures lightweight cans

New process designed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 28,000 tons
August 8, 2019
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The Ardagh Group released lightweight aluminum cans thereby reducing its consumption of materials, minimizing its emissions and maximizing the sustainability of its products.


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JET-VAC Technologies ejector-based vacuum chillers - Beverage Industry

JET-VAC launches ejector-based chillers

Ejectors use low-pressure steam to achieve required chilling temperatures year-round
August 14, 2019
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From ambient to just above freezing temperatures, the ejector-based vacuum chillers can deliver during hot seasons, when cooling loads and inlet water temperatures decrease, the company says.
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Packaging News

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Gold Peak Tea

Gold Peak tea debuts new label

Tea brand packaging coincides with marketing campaign Real Comforts of Home
August 9, 2019
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Gold Peak debuted a new, modern packaging graphic with a reimagined logo and contemporary mountain landscape that reinforces the brand’s tea credentials and high-quality ingredients, it says.
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