BeverageDaily

For over 13 years, William Reed’s BeverageDaily has been the top online news platform for the beverage sector. We utilize our digital-first approach to provide valuable insights and comprehensive information that can help your business thrive. Our award-winning journalists produce daily news updates, in-depth analysis, events (both online and in-person), podcasts, and video content that cover the key issues and stories relevant to industry decision-makers. BeverageDaily offers a complete perspective on the beverage market, covering various aspects such as research and development, commodity prices, retail and consumer insights, ingredients, manufacturing processes, market trends, and regulations and safety. We maintain exceptional editorial standards and strive to deliver informative content across various channels to reach the right audience, wherever they may be.

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Game on: How can energy drinks meet the needs of gamers?

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur |Donna Eastlake

This audience ranges from professional e-sports players, who build a career out of playing games online with a large following of devoted fans, to those who play games in the evenings or at weekends simply for fun. Advancements in technology, graphics and UX – supported by super-fast internet speeds − have turned gaming from a leisure activity to a multi-billion dollar industry and global community. But what’s fueling these gamers?
US coffee data trends: Why Americans keep turning to coffee

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur |Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

In fact, two thirds (66%) of American adults drink coffee every day, according to stats revealed by this year’s National Coffee Data Trends (NCDT) report. This is higher than the consumption of tea, juice, soda and bottled water: and up nearly 7% since 2020. That follows a five-year growth trend, seeing coffee win over more and more Americans. Coffee: Tradition meets modernitySo why are more and more Americans turning to coffee?
Podcasts, pop culture and hydration power: Alex Cooper’s Unwell Hydration

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur |Donna Eastlake

Alex Cooper is the host of Call Her Daddy, the #1 listened to podcast among women globally. She was named by Time Magazine in 2021 as ‘arguably the most successful woman in podcasting’ after signing a three-year exclusive deal with Spotify worth $60m. The podcast focuses on female empowerment, relationships, mental health and features conversations with high profile guests in pop culture (including Miley Cyrus, Jane Fonda and Hailey Bieber).
1 in every 15 beers consumed in Europe is now alcohol-free

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur

Europe starts off with a strong beer heritage, particularly in countries such as Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. That means there is a continent full of brewing experts and beer lovers. And alcohol-free brews have slowly and surely been creeping onto the scene for far longer than most people realize. Today, it represents a booming market with plenty of potential for further growth.
‘Game-changing’: Heineken massively expands on-draught alcohol-free offering

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Augustus Bambridge-Sutton |Rachel Arthur |Nicholas Robinson

Having non-alcoholic beer on-tap has its advantages, or so Heineken says. The number one advantage is it allows consumers to have a more authentic experience when having a pint. With the stigma surrounding non-alcoholic drinking still present in some circumstances, it also means that the consumer can blend in more easily, a pint of beer looking more or less the same whether it’s alcoholic or not.
New beverage launches: AriZona, Mtn Dew and more

1 week ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur

Our weekly round-up of NPD is here to help you find the white spaces in the category and follow the top trends in flavor, formats and functionality. Take a look at the latest in beverage innovation to be inspired... AriZona Hard expands with premium vodka lineAriZona Beverages is launching AriZona Hard with Vodka: its entry into the spirits category. The new line fuses cold-brewed tea with premium, six times distilled vodka.
Artificial sweetener can kill pathogenic bugs in a win against antibiotic resistance

2 weeks ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur

Saccharin, an artificial sweetener developed in the 19th century, is still found in drinks and food products today. In the US, the FDA has regulated its use since the 1970s and the federal agency continues to approve its use under certain conditions, including in processed foods and as a sugar substitute. In the EU, the ingredient is also deemed safe for human consumption, with EFSA having increased the acceptable daily intake level from 5mg per kilogram of body weight to 9mg in 2024.
Comment period extended for new US alcohol labeling rules

2 weeks ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur |Augustus Bambridge-Sutton

Most food and beverages are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). But alcohol is different. Labels are primarily regulated by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB). While alcohol does not need to follow the FDA’s requirement to carry a Nutrition Facts panel, the TTB’s proposals would see alcohol labeling come closer to non-alcoholic beverages. The TTB’s proposals – published on January 17 – were initially open to public comment for 90 days.
Energy drinks can do better to target women

2 weeks ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur

Better-for-you energy drinks are shaking up the category: and come with an opportunity to broaden the market away from the typical, masculine image to one that appeals to women. But how can brands ensure they’re appealing to women – and tapping into a new opportunity? Celsius boasts 50% female fansTapping into the female market is something that’s happened very naturally for better-for-you energy drink brand Celsius. In fact, women now make up some 50% of its consumers. So how has it done this?
Just Ice Tea goes from strength to strength with new flavors and national expansion

2 weeks ago | beveragedaily.com | Rachel Arthur

The line of organic, Fair Trade certified teas, launched in 2022 and has since become one of the fastest growing, top brands in the natural foods sector, according to SPINS data. Now, the new supermarket listings see it double its retail footprint. Just Ice Tea comes from the founders of the iconic Honest Tea brand: which was bought by Coca-Cola in 2011 but then shuttered by the beverage giant in a post-pandemic reshuffle in 2022.