Beverage Industry News
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Angry Orchard unveils biggest cider bottle for Halloween
Angry Orchard, a brand of The Boston Beer Co., Boston, is kicking off Halloween with a new treat this year, inspired by nostalgic memories of trick-or-treating. Paying homage to the houses that hand out King Size candy bars on Halloween, Angry Orchard is releasing a King Size bottle ― clocking in at 6 liters of hard cider.
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NDO H2O ultra-premium waters
No Days Off (NDO) announced the launch of its NDO H2O ultra-premium canned waters.
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Sustainability, lifestyle changes influencing beverage cartons
Sustainability, population growth, rising incomes and changing lifestyles have all contributed to the growing use of cartons for beverage packaging.
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Consumers prefer performance beverages with qualities beyond hydration
Experts note that convenience, drinkability and protein content are key drivers of the performance beverage market.
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Jefferson's Tropics Aged in Humidity
Jefferson's Bourbon, a brand of Pernod Ricard USA, debuted its latest innovation: Jefferson's Tropics Aged in Humidity.
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ROSS releases mixing system for ultra-high viscosity materials
Charles Ross & Son Co. (ROSS) produced a line of Double Planetary Mixers.
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REBBL debuts new packaging
REBBL unveiled its occasion-based packaging design. Available on shelves nationwide, the new design is featured across the beverage portfolio, spanning six daily occasions with more than 16 varieties, all developed with the mantra of “Empower the People.
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Bottled water sees growth, category expands on consumer trends
Despite increased economic uncertainty, experts note that bottled water sales are on the rise as consumers continue to prioritize their health and wellness.
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Uncle Matt's Organic Superfruit Punch
Uncle Matt's Organic is adding a new functional juice-based beverage to its portfolio: Uncle Matt's Organic Superfruit Punch.
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INDCO introduces new variable speed air dispersers
Industrial mixer manufacturer INDCO introduced their model HSD06 pneumatic, variable speed benchtop disperser.