Premium soft drink company StrangeLove partners with Asahi Beverages
Asahi Beverages has acquired growing premium beverages company StrangeLove, which was founded in Byron Bay in 2013 to revolutionise the Australian soft drink market.
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Over 100 million soft drinks to switch to 100 per cent recycled plastic
Around 111 million soft drink bottles will now be made with 100 per cent recycled plastic in Australia each year as Asahi Beverages continues its transition to eco-friendly materials.
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Sugary soft drinks could increase cancer risk, no matter your weight
Drinking sugary soft drinks could increase cancer risk, regardless of body size, reveals new research from Cancer Council Victoria and University of Melbourne.
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Remedy Kombucha launches new cherry plum flavour
Australian kombucha brand, Remedy, has launched a new flavour, Cherry Plum, as the latest move in their mission to give retail drinks fridges a makeover and offer consumers more real, healthy options.
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Schweppes unveils new bottle design and updated flavours
Beverage maker Schweppes, has revealed its biggest change to bottle design in over a decade.
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Sugary drinks increase diabetes risk regardless of obesity – research
An international study led by ANU has found that as sugary drinks consumption increased the risk of type 2 diabetes also increased, independently of obesity and weight gain.
The study, which used a new
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Pepsi Max Vanilla
PepsiCo has introduced a new flavour to the Pepsi Max range, offering Australians a twist on the no sugar cola product.
Pepsi Max Vanilla is on shelves now and offers consumers a blend of the taste of
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Nexba voted best beverage
Nexba, an Australian beverage company dedicated to eradicating sugar from soft drinks, has been voted Product of the Year (Beverage Category) by thousands of Australian consumers.
Global research company
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A sugary drinks tax could recoup some of the costs of obesity while preventing it
The Grattan Institute report, A sugary drinks tax: recovering the community costs of obesity, estimates that community or “third party” costs of obesity were about A$5.3 billion in 2014/15.
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Milla Bush Tonics
Millamolong Australia is now introducing Milla Bush Tonics to add to their award-winning range of Milla Cordials.
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Fever-Tree launches new premium cola mixer
Fever-Tree has launched its Cola variant into the Australian market, following the product’s success overseas.
Fever-Tree Cola was launched into Australia in April through an initial roll-out period
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Does Australia need a sugar tax?
The British Government’s recent decision to combat the rising incidence of obesity in the UK by introducing a 20 per cent tax on sugary drinks has stimulated debate about whether Australia should follow suit.
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Natural sweeteners making their mark on soft drink market
Soft drinks accounted for 20 per cent of global launches featuring stevia in the 12 months to the end of March 2016.
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Fanta launches Strawberry Sherbet Fizz
Coca-Cola South Pacific has today announced the newest addition to its Fanta range as it continues its successful strategy to drive brand growth and category interest
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New twist on natural fruit drinks
New Zealand’s Pete’s Natural has added two new brewed fruit drinks to its range and given itself a fresh look.
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Nexba launches low sugar soft drinks
Telstra Micro Business of the year Nexba has launched a limited edition Christmas range exclusive to Woolworths.
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Coca-Cola celebrates 100 years of the iconic contour bottle
Coca-Cola is today celebrating the 100th birthday of the iconic Contour bottle, a design that has cemented itself as a global pop culture icon and loved by millions around the world.
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Euromonitor modelling shows Australian shift away from soft drinks
Amidst a global debate concerning the implementation of excise tax proposals on sugary beverages, Euromonitor International has employed an inductive demand model to aid in five-year forecasting.
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Big Soda’s tactics to confuse science and protect their profits
The latest dubious tactic of global soft-drink giant Coca-Cola has now been revealed for what it is - a move by an industry with a threatened financial future to confuse science, policy and the public, in order to buy time, and protect profits.
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Fanta soft drink Ad leaves some viewers with bad aftertaste
CCA has been forced to pull a Fanta marketing campaign after it was found to breach industry guidelines.
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