August’s top news stories
Diageo acquired a significant stake in Seedlip, and Molson Coors president and CEO Mark Hunter to retire. Drinks-insight-network.com wraps up the key news stories from August 2019.
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July’s top news stories
AB InBev to sell its Australian subsidiary Carlton & United Breweries, and DB Breweries reportedly acquired the licensing rights of Kingfisher beer. Drinks-insight-network.com wraps up the key news stories from...
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Curiously sober: the rise of the non-alcoholic drinks sector
With increasing health-consciousness and a demand for wellness-oriented products, the non-alcoholic drinks sector is steadily rising and the big alcohol brands are starting to take note. We find out what...
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In the new issue of Inside Drinks: wild coffee faces extinction
In this issue: The extinction threat to wild coffee, blockchain in wine traceability, the rise of the non-alcoholic sector, and more.
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Waste not, want not: turning bread into beer with Toast Ale
With the plight of food waste causing concern in the sustainability movement, companies are searching for innovative ways to tackle the issue. In the case of Toast Ale, they’re turning...
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SASSY Cidre: giving Normandy-borne cider a new lease of life
The cider industry is facing new challenges as producers desperately try to create products that stand out in a crowded market. We speak to Xavier d’Audiffret Pasquier, co-founder of SASSY,...
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May’s top news stories
The City of Edinburgh’s council planning committee approved plans to create a global flagship visitor experience centre for Johnnie Walker, and Microsoft, Fourkind and Mackmyra to create a new whisky....
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The Land Before Coffee: what will happen when the world’s most popular coffee species go extinct?
Around 60% of wild coffee species are expected to become extinct due to deforestation, human settlement and climate change, according to a study published in Science Advances Journal this January....
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Blockchain in wine traceability: new labelling solutions and beyond
Earlier this year, Avery Dennison announced it was collaborating with Everledger to develop a blockchain-based labelling solution, which would allow wine bottles to be tracked using near-field communication technology. We...
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April’s top news stories
Constellation Brands has agreed to sell nearly 30 brands from its wine and spirits portfolio to E&J Gallo Winery, and Aprirose has acquired Spirit Pub Company’s portfolio of public houses...
