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The new range retains the same environmental credentials as the rest of the Tetra Pak portfolio.

Tetra Pak launches new packaging material effects​

By Jim Cornall

Tetra Pak has launched a suite of new packaging material effects, known as Tetra Pak Artistry, which the company said will help food and beverage producers revitalize the look and feel of their products.

Budweiser and Jim Beam collaborate to create new brew

Budweiser and Jim Beam join forces to create new brew

By Rachel Arthur

Budweiser and Jim Beam are embarking on a ‘new friendship and marketing collaboration’, which will include the launch of new collaborative brew, Budweiser Reserve Copper Lager, later this year.

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US craft beer exports top $125m

By Rachel Arthur

International distribution of US craft beers continued to grow in 2017, with export volume up 3.6%, according to the Brewers Association.

Stevia, listed as E 960 in Europe, is made by extracting the sweet-tasting molecules from the stevia plant. © iStock/zeleno

PureCircle plays down EU stevia stumbling block

By Niamh Michail

Malaysian supplier PureCircle must provide more data to prove the safety of both minor steviol glycosides and glucosylated stevia, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has said in two separate opinions.

Ireland sugar tax pushed back to May

Ireland's sugar tax pushed back to May

By Rachel Arthur

The introduction of Ireland’s sugar tax has been pushed back to May 1 to ensure the levy does not infringe EU state aid law.

South Africa introduces sugar tax

South Africa introduces sugar tax

By Rachel Arthur

South Africa’s Sugary Beverages Levy has come into effect this week, and is expected to raise the price of sugary soft drinks.

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Are some 'no added sugar' claims really illegal?

By Niamh Michail

Claims such as ‘no added sugar’ on foods containing sweeteners are commonplace and an important part of healthy branding - but are they technically illegal under EU law? We put the question to a food law expert.

Goose Island's Toronto brewpub

Goose Island on going global: 'Having a real experience with the brewery is important'

Brewpubs help Goose Island engage with new consumers in international markets

By Rachel Arthur

Having enjoyed enormous success in its native US, Goose Island is now expanding rapidly in international markets. Establishing a thriving brewpub in each new country has been key to its growth: allowing consumers to engage with the brand and learn more...

Brands produced at the Milton Keynes site include Fanta, Capri-Sun and Coca-Cola. Pic: Getty/kwangmoozaa

Coca-Cola confirms two UK site closures

By Rachel Arthur

Coca-Cola has confirmed it will close two UK sites: a manufacturing site in Milton Keynes and a distribution center in Northampton.

The simply cola flavor in the Organics by Red Bull line was first developed when the company launched in the 1987.

Red Bull gets into soda category with organic line launch

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Red Bull has launched a line of USDA Organic-certified sodas, Organics by Red Bull, in two US markets – San Diego County, California, and a region of North Carolina – as well online through Amazon.

St Giles Gin is available in seven Norfolk stores.

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Waitrose turns to local gins

By Rachel Arthur

UK supermarket Waitrose says that half of its stores will now be able to offer shoppers a locally-sourced gin.

La Colombe unveiled its honeysuckle and Brazilian caramel flavors at Expo West earlier this month.

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La Colombe on ‘liberating the café menu’

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Ready-to-drink (RTD) coffee company La Colombe is seeking to recreate the coffee shop consumer experience with its line of draft lattes, launching three new products.

The new brewery in Tanzania will produce regional beer brands such as Castle Lager, Eagle Lager, and Kilimanjaro Lager, AB InBev said.

AB InBev to open $100m brewery in Tanzania

By Mary Ellen Shoup

AB InBev will invest $100m to build a new brewery in Tanzania where the world’s largest brewer grew beer volumes by double digits in Q417 and FY17.

RUNA challenges ‘formulated in a lab’ energy drink notion

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RUNA challenges ‘formulated in a lab’ energy drink notion

By Mary Ellen Shoup

RUNA is providing the energy drink category with a natural alternative that gives consumers a caffeine boost without ‘the crash’ thanks to its core ingredient, derived from caffeinated Amazonian holly leaves.

AB InBev: Flavored beer can grab share from other beverage categories

AB InBev: Flavored beer can grab share from other beverage categories

By Rachel Arthur

Mature beer markets face a number of challenges: competition from other alcoholic beverages, declining alcohol consumption, and the reduced importance of traditional beer drinking occasions. But AB InBev believes its evolving portfolio - including flavored...

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