This month's issue of Beverage Industry features Bold branding delivers Liquid Death its edge, Searching for digestive health solutions, and much more!
Initially operating in the canned water space, Liquid Death has expanded to canned iced tea and drink mixer segments, making it a growing presence in the healthy hydration space.
As the expiration of the 2018 Farm Bill approaches, questions remain about the future of hemp-derived products. Industry stakeholders highlight that policymakers should be looking toward regulation, not prohibition in these next steps.
As consumers regard glass packaging positively because of its lower environmental impact, experts highlight an array of benefits that this packaging material offers aside from its recyclable properties.
As consumers prioritize active lifestyles and physical well-being, experts highlight how functional beverage trends are driving growth and innovation within the sports, protein drink markets.
Artificial intelligence continues to be an asset for beverage-makers. Progression in AI’s capabilities has led to increasing usage in terms of insights, supply chain and much more within the beverage industry.
Born out of a personal wellness journey, Bloom Nutrition is looking to inspire people going through a similar journey through wellness supplements, energy drinks and soon-to-be released soft drinks.
To support the increasing demand for digestive health beverages, manufacturers are turning to a variety of ingredient solutions to craft these functional beverages.
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) unveiled its annual “Put the Phone Away or Pay” campaign last month where it highlighted the importance of attentive driving.
In today’s economic environment, where consumers are more selective about their spending, a recent survey by Channel Media Group highlights how brands that prioritize value and deliver targeted promotions have potential to thrive despite economic uncertainty.
Westrock Coffee Co. recently published a report that found nearly one-third of U.S. coffee drinkers expressed interest in beverages that deliver targeted health benefits.