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HK wine traders tap innovation to survive market shrink
Facing sober youth, cooling domestic spending, and shifting consumer habits, wine and spirits merchants in Hong Kong are reinventing their playbooks, betting on product innovation to stay afloat. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The annual…
America's biggest beer-loving states revealed - see where yours ranks
Beer has a storied history in the United States and was a common beverage in colonial America. Its influence on the nation's culture remains strong – and a new study found which states appear to be most interested in beer. 'Wisconsin is…
Ellesmere brewery looks to expand to produce cider and honey
A Shropshire-based brewery is hoping to move into producing cider and honey under plans for an expansion. Mad Badger Brewery, near Criftins, Ellesmere, produces craft beverages. Owner Simon Smith has submitted plans to add three polytunnels and a…
Ellesmere brewery looks to expand to produce cider and honey
Paul Rogers Local Democracy Reporter A Shropshire-based brewery is hoping to move into producing cider and honey under plans for an expansion. Mad Badger Brewery, near Criftins, Ellesmere, produces craft beverages. Owner Simon Smith has submitted…
Some popular drinks were linked to depression and anxiety. Coffee was different
From coffee and energy drinks to bubble tea and soft drinks, an analysis of more than 2 million people reveals a surprisingly complex relationship between what we drink and mental health. Want to read later? Download your clean, ad-free…
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The Frooti case study: How a mango drink became an Indian icon
Launched in 1985, Frooti entered India's emerging ready-to-drink beverage market with a simple proposition: bringing the taste of mango to consumers throughout the year. At a time when fresh juices and syrups dominated consumption, Parle Agro…
America's love affair with the pumpkin spice latte may be coming to an end
New York (CNN) — The pumpkin spice latte might just be too basic. McDonald's announced last week that the drink won't be on its fall menu for the first time in a decade. Instead, it's replacing the classic autumn beverage with another…
Alcohol-free beer looks cheaper on the shelf, but the checkout tells a different story
No/lo alcohol alternatives may look like the cheaper option on the shelf, but what shoppers actually pay reveals a more complicated picture shaped by pack sizes, purchasing patterns, and premium branding. Want to read later? Download your clean…
As the Stock Market Flashes a Warning Signal Only Witnessed 2 Times in 155 Years, Warren Buffett Delivers a Blunt Message to Investors.
The S&P 500 has blasted higher over the past few years, with artificial intelligence (AI) stocks leading the way in this bull market. Over the past three calendar years, the famous benchmark has advanced 78%, and the momentum has generally…
CAL eyes stronger, more resilient future
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES is pressing ahead with a transformation programme to strengthen the State-owned carrier's operations, customer service and financial sustainability, chairman Reyna Kowlessar has said. “As we emerge from another successful…
Pepsi Is Dirt Cheap With a 4.2% Dividend Yield. Here's Why Wall Street Is Favoring Coca-Cola Instead.
Coca-Cola (KO -0.83%) and PepsiCo (PEP -0.66%) have each been in existence since the 1800s. These venerable companies have battled each other for a very long time, trying to win over consumers' hearts, minds, and wallets. More recently, has one…
Coca-Cola: Buy, Sell, or Hold After Its Recent Run?
Coca-Cola (KO -0.83%) is one of the best-known companies in the world, thanks to its namesake beverage brand, so it needs little introduction. However, what's most impressive right now is the stock's performance. It is up 28% over the past year, as…
Why is the Central Consumer Protection Authority racking down on '100%' claims on food products? | Explained
Story so far: The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has stepped up action against food companies using “100%” claims on their products, saying such claims can give consumers an impression of absolute purity or completeness…
Water Stocks To Consider - September 6th
Safety Stocks Are Not What They Used to Be: 4 Names Built for a Weaker Dollar CocaCola, American Water Works, Ecolab, Xylem, IDEXX Laboratories, NuScale Power, and Waters are the seven Water stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat's stock…
Alcohol Cancer Risk: One Drink A Day May Raise Risk
A drink with dinner may seem routine, but new research is putting fresh attention on how alcohol can shape cancer risk over time. According to the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, researchers found that annual alcohol attributable…
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