Discount supermarket chain Lidl are taking all Coca-Cola products off of its shelves in Germany, according to local media reports, because of a price war which has gathered pace.
Suntory Holdings' high-multiple acquisition of Beam Inc boosts the Japanese group's U.S. market share, but the U.S. bourbon maker's sales and distribution networks in Asia and other emerging markets may yet be the deal's trump card.
True Drinks, Inc. today announced that the Company has expanded its distribution of AquaBall™ Naturally Flavored Water within its home market of Southern California by gaining distribution in Southern California.
PepsiCo has discontinued a line of Gatorade it marketed as "natural," even as people increasingly look for foods and drinks that are positioned as such.
Epicurex LLC, the manufacturer of 100 percent Organic Coconut Water Cocozia, has announced a distribution partnership with Lone Star Distribution to distribute the natural beverage throughout United States.
As consumers shift beverage preferences from high calorie carbonated soft drinks to healthier alternatives such as bottled water, industry giant The Coca-Cola Company has looked to keep up pace with this current trend by diversifying its portfolio.
Xyience Xenergy, the official energy drink of the UFC, announces that a new partnership with Wirtz Beverage Nevada (WBN) offers the brand access to more than 1,700 stores in Southern Nevada.
Celsius Holdings, a US-based creator and marketer of functional supplements, has begun the production of its Celsius ready to drink product in Dusseldorf, Germany.
KonaRed, a superfruit beverage brand, has announced that ABC Stores in Hawaii is selling its KonaRed Green Tea and is the first retail chain to sell the beverage.
Marley Coffee, a US-based gourmet coffee company, is geared up to offer its coffee as the corporate coffee option to Arrow Electronics, effective immediately.
PepsiCo India has made sweeping changes in its senior leadership structure, part of the beverage and snacks maker's push to become more aggressive in the market as it battles Coca-Cola in soft drinks and ITC and Parle in foods.
Shares in Starbucks Corp. lost 0.6% on Monday in premarket action to trade at $77.22 as Belus Capital Advisors downgraded the coffee giant to hold from buy.
According to a statement released by Suntory Food and Beverage, former Danone executive Stanislas de Gramont is to become CEO of the Japanese firm's European operations.