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Top trends in beverage alcohol

What are the top trends driving the global beverage alcohol market forward - and how can we expect the industry to evolve?

Gut health beverage OLIPOP on reinventing soda

How to build a beverage brand: Gut health superstar OLIPOP on creating the next wave of soda

When Ben Goodwin founded OLIPOP in 2018, his mission was to reshape the US’ soda addiction with a healthier alternative. This year, the brand is featured in Time100’s Most Influential Companies 2024. How has Goodwin built both a beverage brand – and a...

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Raising low/no-sugar soft drinks to the next level with FMPs

Reduce sugar content in beverages without compromising taste - how FMPs are offering innovative solutions to modulate sweetness perception of low/no-sugar drinks.

EastRoc has made a gradual shift away from its one-drink specialisation model to a multi-beverage portfolio. ©EastRoc Beverages

Broader horizons: China’s EastRoc on shift from energy drink specialisation to multi-beverage portfolio

China energy drink heavyweight EastRoc is moving to a multi-beverage portfolio, hoping to establish itself as a leader in the wider beverage industry and not just the energy category.

New beverage launches: coffee new product development and spritz innovation

What's hitting the shelves: New beverage launches - from Citizen Spritz to Radnor Splash

From non-alcoholic spritz to flavored water, we take a look at some of the latest beverage launches around the globe.

The new FSANZ alcoholic labelling standards will affect carbohydrate, sugar, and energy claims on pack. © Getty Images

New alcohol labelling requirements for Australia and New Zealand move a step closer, industry generally supportive

Moves to introduce new alcoholic labelling standards in Australia and New Zealand, including listing carbohydrate, sugar, and energy values on pack, have moved a step closer.

Soda taxes: Cutting sugar is one thing, promoting healthy hydration is another…

Sugar taxes set out to reduce sugary beverage consumption. But how can that be built on to steer people towards choosing healthier options instead?

If something seems too good to be true... then it may be a trap. Pic:getty/malerapaso

How to spot fake alcohol

Fake alcohol refers to drinks produced illegally and made to look like well-known brands – but these products can be lethal. How can people identify what's genuine and what's counterfeit?