This week's round-up of beverage innovation includes Celsius: the brand is introducing four new zero-sugar, fruit-forward ...

The global shift from whole foods to ultra-processed foods (UPFs), including soda, poses a significant threat to public ...

Researchers at Northeastern University and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution evaluated 13 types of non-plastic straws, ...

Bubble tea – or boba tea - originated in Taiwan in the early 1980s. And it can embrace all sorts of ideas and concepts. The base of the product is that it’s a tea-based drink: but the name encompasses ...

With a whole world of fancy flavors at their disposal, how can beverage innovators tap into the ones that would best appeal to today’s consumers? Variety is the spice of life, so goes the saying, and ...

From flavored rum to functional shots, we take a look at some of the new beverage launches around the globe. What's hot and trending in the world of beverage innovation? Keeping up with the latest ...

The Coca-Cola Company is a unique entity. It’s a powerful brand that’s recognized the world over (it’s often said that the three best known words in the world are God, Titanic and Coca-Cola). And yet, ...

Climate change could create dramatic shifts in where wine is produced: making vineyards unsustainable in some regions, but opening up new opportunities in others. Researchers have mapped how the ...

We already know the macro trends driving alcohol forward: premiumization, craft and artisanal products, and sustainability, for example. But how are these going to play out in 2025 when it comes to ...

Innovation in the beverage industry moves fast. Brands, manufacturers, marketers and R&D experts need to stay on top of today’s innovations, developments and latest launches. In a competitive and ...

Innovation has always been important in beverage packaging: creating robust containers that can protect fragile and sensitive liquids while standing up to the rigors of distribution and transportation ...

The average American sees a 100% increase in their alcoholic drinking habits between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, according to a new study. About 69% of people are more likely to socialize and ...