Articles Tagged with ''carbonated soft drinks''

The line of RTDs are non-GMO and include all-natural roots, fruits, herbs, spices and real cane sugar.

The low calorie, non-alcoholic, and low-sugar beverage is a vinegar shrub soda sold on the East Coast. 

The new line of bold yet refined beverages now includes the citrus-flavored Mtn Dew White Label™ and the apple-kiwi flavored Mtn Dew Green Label™ giving the DEW Nation two new ways to enjoy the flavor of DEW for those more sophisticated moments.

Sprite® added two new cherry-flavored products to its beverage portfolio. Sprite® Cherry is hitting store shelves nationwide in a convenient, on-the-go 20-ounce PET bottle. The brand also is introducing Sprite Cherry Zero™ to give fans another zero-sugar and zero-calorie option.  

Although camouflage is meant to disguise, it can’t hide the smooth, citrus taste of Mello Yello. Its new “MY” look debuted earlier this year, and now, Mello Yello is bringing back the camouflage designs of the iconic Georgia-based Realtree.

The tide is rising for bottled water. The better-for-you beverage’s popularity is gaining ground on its sugary and carbonated counterparts. As a result, soda sales, in particular, have failed to pop like they did in past years.

The number of adults who drank five or more glasses of diet cola, other carbonated diet drinks and regular cola fell by double-digit percentages.

With carbonated soft drinks facing mounting negative health perceptions from Americans, craft and natural options are showing promise among the most active soft drink consumers.

Beer dollar sales in the U.S. c-store channel were up 0.6% during the four-week period.