'Hup Holland Hup!' Heineken launches World Cup cans in Holland
Heineken will launch three special edition cans in it's native Holland to coincide with the 2014 soccer World Cup in Brazil.
Archives for June 8, 2014
‘Lipton’s full of sugar!’ Charbrew keen to take on Unilever iced tea
Charbrew founder Adam Soliman tells BeverageDaily.com his entrepreneurial brand is keen to take on Unilever iced tea Lipton with a healthier UK alternative launched into Holland & Barrett this week.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH STILL PURSUING FORMER OPS DIRECTOR CLAIMING TO BE WHISTLEBLOWER
Judge throws out watered-down Budweiser beer fraud claims against Anheuser-Busch
A US judge has dismissed class action claims that Anheuser-Busch routinely watered-down US beer brands including Budweiser to misrepresent alcohol levels and boost profits.
DS Smith axes jobs after £100m investment
DS Smith plans to make 54 redundancies across two plants in the UK as it installs a corrugator machine as part of a £100m investment programme, which will be fully operational by the end of the year.
Could coffee protect DNA from damage?
Regular consumption of coffee may reduce DNA damage and reduce energy intake and body fat, according to two new studies from Europe.
£126M Heineken investment in cider, beer and pubs
Heineken is to pump £126M into UK cider and beer production as well as its pubs and bars estate.
Taking a risk with emerging markets 'will pay off' for beverage can producers
Beer drives demand for beverage cans
Increased beer consumption in emerging markets is the driving force behind beverage can demand, according to Omega Research Associates.
Underlying forces will continue to drive functional food growth, analyst says
The hot market for functional foods shows no signs of cooling off, according to longtime industry consultant Jeff Hilton. In his view a number of factors will combine to drive continued growth.