PepsiCo brought together executives from its US bottling system in August to review new product and marketing plans for 2020. The company hosted the meeting at its Purchase, New York headquarters. Attendees included company-owned and independent franchise bottling executives. The gathering came six months after PepsiCo reorganized its North America beverage business into five divisions, four in the US and one in Canada. The meeting’s theme was...

A 100% stevia-sweetened variant of Coca-Cola first launched in New Zealand has moved closer to the US. The product, called Coca-Cola Stevia, gets prominent billing on...

The ride-sharing economy created by Uber and Lyft has produced opportunities for beverage makers beyond mere app-based restaurant food deliveries...

During the first half of this year, ready-to-drink tea sales by volume at US retail declined for all four of the largest producers as the category overall...

Coca-Cola is fast at work on a plan to compete more directly with...

Keurig Dr Pepper CEO Bob Gamgort closed the door for now on any move into the CBD beverage sector...

A snapshot of global beverage volume performance for Coca-Cola and PepsiCo ...

The meal replacement shake category is worth watching. One such purveyor, Huel, is planning a bricks-and-mortar expansion in the US, according to CEO James McMaster, who spoke to BD this week from New York...

Monster Beverage recently surveyed media influencers and opinion leaders about their perceptions of the energy drink category. Monster followed up with a letter sharing some of the findings and rebutting "misconceptions"  ...