All news articles for 2018

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Boost for Australian grape and wine technology with new partnership

By Rachel Arthur

Wine Australia and the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) have signed a $9m ($6.6m USD) co-investment research, development and extension agreement. The partnership will work on projects such as a smartphone app for on-the-spot nutrient assessments...

‘Strong start’ for Corona Premier, says Constellation Brands

‘Strong start’ for Corona Premier, says Constellation Brands

By Rachel Arthur

Corona Premier and Corona Familiar – the first major Corona innovations in over 25 years – are already exceeding expectations, says Constellation Brands; while it is also experimenting with premium spiked refresher Corona Refresca in test markets....

Hi-Fi Hops comes in two dosages: one with 10mg THC and one with 5mg THC / 5 mg CBD

Lagunitas launches cannabis-infused sparkling water

By Rachel Arthur

Heineken’s Lagunitas is launching Hi-Fi Hops, an ‘IPA-inspired’ sparkling water infused with cannabis: saying it is the first time a major brewery has successfully been represented in the THC-infused beverage space.

Starbucks launches packaged Teavana in grocery stores

Starbucks launches packaged Teavana in grocery stores

By Rachel Arthur

Starbucks is introducing Teavana tea sachets in US grocery stores, expanding availability of the brand as Starbucks aims to increase its overall tea business to $3bn over the next five years.

Boomerang eliminates plastic waste and creates a sustainable solution for single-use beverages.

New sustainable beverage tech could eliminate plastic bottles

By Beth Newhart

North Carolina-based Clear Water Manufacturing has launched a machine that can filter, fill and cap more than 300 bottles of water per one-hour cycle on-site at any location, including campuses, hotels, stadiums or in retail spaces.

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Coca-Cola production affected by CO2 shortage

By Rachel Arthur

Production of Coca-Cola in the UK has been affected by a shortage of carbon dioxide with ‘temporary pauses on some production lines’. However, the company says has been no disruption to supply to date.

Economies of scale make sense for most businesses - but not necessarily for craft. Pic:getty/jacoblund

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Craft brewing and business strategies: ‘Small is the new big’

By Rachel Arthur

Throw out the rule book. When it comes to the craft beer business, bigger is not always better; and profit maximisation is not always the ultimate goal. Here’s why craft breweries need to think differently to other businesses.

Safety first during CO2 shortage, say trade bodies

Safety first during CO2 shortage, say trade bodies

By Rachel Arthur

With Europe facing a shortage of carbon dioxide, trade and food safety organisations are highlighting the importance of using reputable providers and gas of the appropriate food grade.

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