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Cawston Press moves into no-alcohol beer with acquisition of Loah
British soft drinks maker Cawston Press has entered the fast-growing no- and low-alcohol drinks market with the acquisition of Loah.
Planet Oat expands into zero-sugar oat milk coffee creamers
Planet Oat, HP Hood’s US oat milk brand, has entered the zero-sugar creamer market, launching what it says are the category’s first oat-based creamers with no sugar.
Twinings adds peach flavour to Sparkling Tea range
Twinings has expanded its ready-to-drink Sparkling Tea portfolio with the launch of a new peach-flavoured variant.
Bioiberica and Lactalis launch Spain’s first collagen-enriched milk drink
Lactalis and Bioiberica launch Puleva Vita Calcio Colágeno, Spain’s first milk drink with native type II collagen for functional dairy innovation.
Dry January insights: What beverage makers can learn from a month without alcohol
Evan Quinn, chief executive officer and co-founder of Hiyo, explores how beverage brands can ensure continued success through Dry January and beyond.
Nichols accelerates energy drinks growth with Vimto Energy Tropical Cooler launch
Nichols is stepping up its expansion in the energy drinks category with the launch of Vimto Energy Tropical Cooler.
Belvoir Farm launches school-compliant sparkling juice
Premium soft drink producer Belvoir Farm has announced the launch of FRUiTZ, a new range of sparkling fruit cans to meet the rising demand for healthier, school-compliant beverages.
KDP’s $18bn JDE Peet’s bid signals new phase of consolidation in global coffee
Keurig Dr Pepper’s $18 billion bid for JDE Peet’s signals rapid coffee consolidation as record bean prices and supply shocks squeeze margins.
Andy Bagnall appointed director general of British Soft Drinks Association
The British Soft Drinks Association has appointed Andy Bagnall as its new director general, replacing Gavin Partington, who is retiring after 13 years in the role.
BodyArmor targets functional hydration market with zero-sugar, caffeinated launch
The latest release contains 95mg of caffeine, 2,290mg of electrolytes – more than traditional sports drinks – and zero sugar.
Coca-Cola abandons Costa Coffee sale - Financial Times reports
According to reports, Coca-Cola has halted its plans to sell Costa Coffee, the UK-based coffee chain that it acquired for $5.1 billion back in 2018.
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