Jones Soda Co. announced the return of its Halloween-inspired beverages in 8-ounce cans.

Red Bull is giving its fans the gift of flight through its new limited-edition Red Bull Flugtag four-pack.

United Brands Co. now offers its Joose Peach, Classic and Strawberry Margaritas in 12-packs of 12-ounce cans.

In response to consumer and distributor requests, The Double Cola Co. brought its Caffeine Free Ski back to store shelves.

Helping extend the reach for its flagship beer, Lift Bridge Brewing Co. launched its Farm Girl Saison in four-packs of 16-ounce Rexam cans.

Aquarena Beverage LLC launched Fuga energy drinks in 12-ounce Sleek cans from Rexam.

Following its launch in the American market in bottles last year, Stiegl Brewery’s Grapefruit Radler beer and grapefruit soda blend now is available in cans.

In the days since the first can of beer was sold in 1935, aluminum cans have grown in popularity and evolved into a sustainable packaging choice for beverage-makers.

 As the beverage industry continues to see increases in packaging shapes and sizes as well as sustainable offerings, it’s clear that beverage-makers aren’t lagging in the innovation department.  

 Oskar Blues Brewery expanded the availability of its home-brewed root beer from its restaurants by bottling it in Alumi-Tek bottles from Ball Corp.