This month's issue of Beverage Industry features Influencing the Future of Shopping, Changes in consumption habits prompt shifts in wine category, and Shrink, stretch labels modernize beverage packaging, and much more!
The complex employment environment has left warehouse and distribution managers challenged to retain quality workers. Although competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits packages are important, experts note they are not enough on their own.
The use of automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) are leading to substantial productivity gains for manufacturers and distributors, experts note.
The U.S. wine market is feeling the pressure as beverage alcohol contends with changing consumption habits and attempts to appeal to younger legal drinking age (LDA) consumers.
With more interest in the brain-body connection, consumers increasingly are seeking beverage solutions that not only support cognitive health, but also mental and emotional well-being.
Diageo, maker of Johnnie Walker, Don Julio Tequila and Guinness, unveiled its annual global trends report which analyzes why and how consumers will socialize during the next year.
Los Angeles-based Odwalla is making waves in 2025 with the launch of an exciting and fresh new line of juices and smoothies. Backed by Grupo Jumex, Mexico City, Odwalla aims to deliver an elevated beverage experience for health-conscious consumers across the United States.
Luxardo, an artisanal liqueur producer known for creating essential ingredients for modern and classic cocktails, introduced Luxardo Aromatic Infused Cocktail Bitters.
Mash Gang, an award-winning UK brewery debuted three non-alcohol (NA) beers in the United States: Glug, Journey Juice, and for a limited time only, Lesser Evil.
Saint James Iced Tea announced the launch of a new, limited edition flavor inspired by the award-winning HBO Original Series The White Lotus: The White Lotus Limited Edition Mango Organic Black Tea by Saint James.
Coinciding with Paramount Pictures’ “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” film, Jones Soda released a limited-edition line of sodas with labels featuring Sonic, Knuckles, Tails and their adversary Shadow.
J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines announced a new brand identity and packaging of its alcohol-removed wine brand ARIEL Vineyards. The refreshed packaging will roll out in the first quarter of 2025.
Combining functionality, durability and aesthetics, experts highlight how stretch and shrink sleeve labels can ensure product safety, and the impact they are making on store shelves.