Naturally sugar free beverage brand, Nexba, has announced the release of a convenience drinks range, designed specifically for 7-Eleven, Coles Express and Caltex. The ‘bespoke’ 450ml PET bottles will finish rolling out in stores across Australia this week. Global CEO and Co-founder of Nexba, Troy Douglas said the company was thrilled to offer healthy options […]
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Lion Dairy & Drinks (Lion) has announced that its 2019 Lion Dairy Pride and Orchard Pride Landcare grant applications are now open. The grants are for its dairy and orange suppliers across the country. “Building on the success of last year’s inaugural Lion Orchard Pride Landcare Grants program, we will once again be extending an
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Three of Lion Dairy & Drinks’ specialty cheese brands King Island Dairy, Heidi Farm and Tasmanian Heritage have been shortlisted for the 2019 Australian Grand Dairy Awards. The prestigious annual awards represent the best of the dairy business, across all categories. To be eligible to enter the awards all products must have won a gold
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Coca-Cola, one of the world’s most iconic brands, is marking 80 years since it began making and bottling its famous drinks right here in Australia. In a nod to its local heritage, the famous Coca-‐Cola logo on the iconic Kings Cross sign will be flipped upside down for the first time in the brand’s 132-year
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About the business Level Beverages is an Australian beverage start up in its 5th year of existence. We represent premium and innovative beverage brands that are in line with the ever-growing ‘better for you’ trend. Our main brands are Arizona Iced Tea and 28 Black Natural Energy Drinks. Across both brands we deal with some of Australia’s
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Just as electricity companies are moving away from coal, now it seems that the big soft drink companies are moving away from sugar. This means that convenience retailers will need to stay on the ball as new products start demanding space in the drinks fridge. This is especially the case in the carbonated soft drinks category.
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Proposed excise on water-based beverages with more than 5g of sugar per 100ml.
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Further growth tipped for dairy-free and lactose free products.
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