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New Beverage Brands for a New Era

Coca-Cola taps into “Aha” moments for seltzer lovers as Americans’ thirst for sugar- and calorie-free drinks surges.

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Better-for-You Beverages Hit Key Consumer Demands for Health

Consumers more than ever are concerned about health and wellness, and beverage brands are rising to the occasion to improve the drinks they offer.

The brand "pops-up" in Manhattan as shoppers discover and sample new items.

Tyson Foods, The Coca-Cola Co. and Francis Ford Coppola Winery are among the first brands to sign on to a new promotional program from digital meal planning service eMeals that is designed to help food and beverage companies increase online penetration.

The grocery trade media brand's first consumer event will also include a breakfast with BrandSpark, whose president Robert Levy will share insights on the ingredients for successful brands.

CEO Ramon Laguarta says shoppers are paying more for items that meet lifestyle demands.

Everywhere from conventional supermarkets to natural grocers and big-box stores, ready-to-drink dairy and dairy-alternative beverages are posting record sales.

Basket Economics: While the St. Louis Blues skated to a stirring championship on the ice, Schnucks' private label team was furiously—and secretly—working on a celebratory soda.

Schnuck Markets' director of bakery and deli, Chris Kline, is a certified Cicerone and enthusiastic supporter of the retailer's efforts to lead the craft beer category.

The U.S. natural and organic industry continues to grow, hitting $219 billion in sales last year. Fast-growing products include CBD oils and plant-based dairy alternatives to grain-free foods, and more.

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