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foxbusiness.com - Sophia Compton - Barron Trump-linked beverage brand launches first product with Florida-inspired twist
Barron Trump-linked beverage brand launches first product with Florida-inspired twist
Fox Business

A beverage brand linked to Barron Trump has launched its first product, a Florida-inspired yerba mate drink. SOLLOS Yerba Mate recently debuted a Pineapple + Coconut 12-pack priced at $39. The Palm Beach-based company, which says it was founded by…

salisburypost.com - Janet Briggs - Prime Beverage Company leases former Black & Decker facility in Kannapolis - Salisbury Post
Prime Beverage Company leases former Black & Decker facility in Kannapolis - Salisbury Post
Home - Salisbury Post

KANNAPOLIS — The Prime Beverage Group is expanding operations in Kannapolis with another facility. Prime Beverage is taking over the former Stanley Black & Decker facility on 1000 Stanley Drive, according to Cabarrus County records. The new…

marketbeat.com - Landscape Capital Management L.L.C. Has $12.13 Million Stake in Molson Coors Beverage Company $TAP
Landscape Capital Management L.L.C. Has $12.13 Million Stake in Molson Coors Beverage Company $TAP
MarketBeat

Landscape Capital Management L.L.C. raised its stake in shares of Molson Coors Beverage Company (NYSE:TAP - Free Report) by 23.6% in the fourth quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the SEC. The fund owned 259,886 shares of the…

fool.com - Reuben Gregg Brewer - Tilray Is Growing 73% Internationally. The Market Is Paying Almost No Attention. Is That a Mistake?
Tilray Is Growing 73% Internationally. The Market Is Paying Almost No Attention. Is That a Mistake?
The Motley Fool

When Tilray (TLRY 2.73%) announced fiscal third-quarter 2026 earnings, it highlighted the most positive things it could. That is what you'd expect, and what any company would do. However, the 73% revenue growth in its international cannabis…

fortune.com - Dee-Ann Durbin - Prices for whey protein ingredients are up as much as 250% on U.S. dairy commodities markets as demand soars
Prices for whey protein ingredients are up as much as 250% on U.S. dairy commodities markets as demand soars
Fortune

Global consumers want more protein in every bite, but the dairy industry is struggling to give it to them. Athletes and older adults have long used smoothies and shakes blended with whey protein concentrate – a powdered byproduct of…

thestandard.com.hk - The Standard 英文虎報 - APM expects 10pc business boost as World Cup live broadcasts draw crowds
APM expects 10pc business boost as World Cup live broadcasts draw crowds
The Standard

A mall in Kwun Tong anticipates a 10 percent boost in both business and foot traffic as crowds of football fans pack multiple floors to watch live broadcasts of the 2026 World Cup, which runs from June 11 to July 19. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT…

newsweek.com - Aliss Higham - The US food imports most at risk from super El Niño this summer
The US food imports most at risk from super El Niño this summer
Newsweek

A powerful 'super El Niño' climate pattern is expected to develop this year, threatening to disrupt global weather systems and place severe pressure on international food supply chains. While not an official scientific category, the term is…

newsweek.com - Micah McCartney - China missed the World Cup. Its brands didn't.
China missed the World Cup. Its brands didn't.
Newsweek

While China will not be represented on the field at the 2026 World Cup, the country isn't absent from the tournament. Chinese companies have carved out a significant presence through sponsorships, technology partnerships, advertising campaigns and…

independent.co.uk - Dee-Ann Durbin - No whey! Shortage fears as people want more and more high-protein products
No whey! Shortage fears as people want more and more high-protein products
The Independent

Global consumers are increasingly seeking protein in their diets, leading to a surge in demand that the dairy industry is struggling to meet. Once primarily used by athletes and older adults in smoothies and shakes, whey protein concentrate…

fool.com - Rick Munarriz - Up 18% in 2026, Is Coca-Cola a Buy at an All-Time High?
Up 18% in 2026, Is Coca-Cola a Buy at an All-Time High?
The Motley Fool

To paraphrase one of Coca-Cola 's (KO +0.11%) old jingles, Coke is it these days, hitting a fresh high on Thursday. The beverage stock has risen 18% in 2026, roughly doubling the market's year-to-date return. The good news is, it's probably not too…

goodhousekeeping.com - Stacey Leasca - The Busiest Time at Starbucks Isn't When You Think
The Busiest Time at Starbucks Isn't When You Think
Good Housekeeping

Love a morning coffee run to Starbucks? Turns out, you may be hitting the chain during its lull. In late May, the coffee giant shared in a blog post that while for many customers, a “Starbucks run has long been part of their morning…

fool.com - Leo Sun - Want a Lifetime of Passive Income? Buy Coca-Cola in June and Never Sell.
Want a Lifetime of Passive Income? Buy Coca-Cola in June and Never Sell.
The Motley Fool

Coca-Cola (KO +0.11%), the world's largest beverage company, is a reliable blue chip stock. Including reinvested dividends, it delivered a total return of 659% over the past 30 years. Let's see why it's still a great stock to buy today to generate…

foxnews.com - Sean Joseph - Let's make this birthday party a lot more interesting - who wants a piece of 'boob cake?'
Let's make this birthday party a lot more interesting - who wants a piece of 'boob cake?'
Fox News

There's nothing wrong with picking up a few pizzas and grabbing a cake and ice cream from a local grocery store for your kid's birthday party. There are more important things pertaining to the party to worry about than that. The balloon situation…

cnbc.com - Deena Zaidi - The World Cup could add $17 billion to the U.S. economy. Here are the stocks set to benefit
The World Cup could add $17 billion to the U.S. economy. Here are the stocks set to benefit
CNBC

You don't have to be a sports fan to understand the investing opportunities arising from the World Cup. After more than three decades, the FIFA World Cup has finally returned to North America, with the U.S., Canada and Mexico jointly hosting the…

thehindubusinessline.com - Hydration to lead next phase of RTD growth, says Tata Consumer Products
Hydration to lead next phase of RTD growth, says Tata Consumer Products
BusinessLine

Tata Consumer Products (TCPL) is betting on hydration-led beverages, including functional, flavoured and value-added water, to drive the next phase of growth in India's ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages market. Partha Biswas, President and Head of RTD…

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