As the seasons change, fashion and tabloid magazines jump on the opportunity to highlight the latest fashion trends. In its latest white paper, Chicago-based Euromonitor International uses that same mentality for the beverage marketplace.

While the new year is a great time to make dietary changes, I still have a hard time not indulging in a little bit of chocolate every now and then.

PepsiCo, Purchase, N.Y., added two flavors to its Kickstart by Mountain Dew portfolio in order to target a new drinking occasion.

Bob Marley composed and sang songs infused with his sense of spirituality that to this day still resonate with a wide audience. Years later, his son Rohan Marley has found a way to embody the principles that his father sang about through his company Marley Coffee Co.

Seattle-based Starbucks Coffee Co. added lattes to its Via portfolio so that consumers can brew their favorite Starbucks lattes at home. The Starbucks Via line now includes Vanilla Latte and Caffè Mocha varieties, which were inspired by the popular handcrafted Starbucks beverages served on-premise.

After meeting its quota on Indiegogo last year, Ficks & Co., in collaboration with Liquid Agency, is releasing its Ficks Cocktail Fortifiers into the marketplace.

Hawaiian Springs announced that its signature teal bottles will now be made with 30 percent post-consumer recycled plastic or recycled PET (rPET).

The Bigelow Tea Co. redesigned its packaging to better share information with consumers. While redesigning the boxes for a more unified look, the company also examined how it could make the boxes work harder as communication tools.

Roaring Lion expanded its line of energy drinks with the launch of its Zero flavor in a 12-ounce slim can.

All-natural green tea brand Xingtea released its 14 flavors in smaller, 12-ounce cans from Ball Corp.