From beverages to baby food: pouches to grow 6.5% a year
Features on stand-up pouches – such as handles and spouts – will increase the customer appeal of the packaging, with growth for the US sector predicted by market research company Freedonia.
Archives for April 29, 2014
INNOBEV GLOBAL SOFT DRINKS CONGRESS 2014
‘You’ve got to feel a little sorry for Schweppes’: Fever-Tree CEO delivers $42m tonic
Fever-Tree CEO Charles Rolls insists Schweppes is no longer the ‘great old British company it was’ and insists the brand is scared by his firm’s giant steps in premium spirits mixers.
Australia’s craft beer secrets slowly being exposed
Australian jobs are at risk, as is the credibility of the segment, if craft breweries continue to licence their beer to mainstream operators, according the previous head of Byron Bay Brewing Company, which has found itself at the centre of a consumer...
SPOKESMAN SAID UK POLICE PROBED CONNECTION VIA US AUTHORITIES
Juice with a deadly cocaine kick: UK police aware US seizure bore related brand name
UK police tell BeverageDaily.com they are aware that a killer drink laced with cocaine and a massive haul of drug-infused juice found by US Federal officers both bore labels illegally aping brands owned by Trinidad's SM Jaleel & Co.
Pragmatic policies: 'Quiet' reformulation is the most promising route to healthier food intakes
While it may be clear that people should probably cut down on their intakes of salt, sugar, and fat, the best way to achieve this has always caused a bit of a headache. Is quiet reformulation the most pragmatic solution?
Mahou San Miguel establishes Indian beer subsidiary
Spanish brewer Mahou San Miguel announced yesterday that it has established its first international subsidiary in India through the acquisition of 100% of Arian Breweries & Distilleries.