Beverage Industry

1 week ago | bevindustry.com | Chloe Alverson

With social media, it seems it is easier than ever before to keep up with trends. From the hottest manicure trends to the latest go-to dinner recipe, consumers can browse these platforms to keep a finger on the pulse for just about anything. The beverage industry is another area impacted by trends, especially when it comes to flavor innovations. Carrie Gillespie, senior manager of field sales marketing at Monin Americas, Clearwater, Fla., shares the consumers trends popping up on menus.

1 week ago | bevindustry.com | Lauren Sabetta

Award-winning film star with accolades that include an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award and a Golden Globe Award, American actress Anne Hathaway is quoted for saying, “Mellow doesn’t always make for a good story, but it makes for a good life.”Today, with a shift in how people are approaching relaxation and what constitutes living a “good life,” consumer interest in cannabis beverages is on the rise.

1 week ago | bevindustry.com | Chloe Alverson

Image courtesy of Sean Anthony Eddy/E+ via Getty Images In the simulation videogame the Sims, players can create people and control their daily lives. This includes designing and building the houses in which the Sims live. These homes can be extravagant or small; it all depends on how the player would like their Sims to live. In the beverage industry, planning for new facilities is not as easy as in a simulation videogame like the Sims. Many factors go into planning these facilities.

2 weeks ago | bevindustry.com | Lauren Sabetta

British politician and broadcaster Jacob William Rees-Mogg, who served as Member of Parliament (MP) for North East Somerset from 2010 to 2024, is quoted for having said: “Supermarkets have contributed as much to increasing the standard of living in the United Kingdom as almost any government policy.

2 weeks ago | bevindustry.com | Chloe Alverson

In an episode of Netflix’s sketch comedy show “I Think You Should Leave,” Tim Robinson’s character Mike disrupts a work meeting to talk about his patterned shirt from a store called Dan Flashes. Mike explains to his coworkers that Dan Flashes sells men’s shirts with varying patterns and that the prices reflect how complicated the patterns are. Not quite as comical as the shirt pattern discussion, consumer shopping patterns are adding their own level of complexity to beverage delivery.