360 Vodka, a brand of Weston, Mo.-based Earth Friendly Distilling Co., released a limited-edition, commemorative Kansas City Royals bottle just in time for the 2015 baseball season.

Finch’s Beer Co. chose a 16-ounce can from Rexam to package more of its craft beers.

Korbel Champagne Cellars released a limited-edition Korbel Brut Rose bottle to celebrate romance in a stylish way. Its new Champagne “Romance” sleeved bottle combines cool and hot colors with eye-catching style, the company says.

White Coffee Corp. released its single-serve organic coffees in a compostable BioCup. “Our goal is to be the leader in the coffee industry in minimizing its environmental footprint,” said Jonathan White, executive vice president of White Coffee Corp., in a statement.

This spring, Deschutes Brewery plans to launch a new brew that reflects the aromas and silence of the area just up the road from the brewery in Bend, Ore.

Bernard Griffin Winery owners Deborah and Rob Griffin collaborated with their daughters to develop a new look for their brand.

For the first time in 10 years, Fiji Water is changing the look of its iconic bottle by redesigning its label.

Heineken USA announces it is doubling its investment in the slim-can segment in 2015. Marketing support, including out-of-home advertising, traffic-stopping in-store point-of-sale, and a new slim-can 24-pack will emphasize the can’s “Cold to the last drop. Perfect for any occasion,” consumer benefit to drive traffic and retail sales, the company says.

Panacea Beverage Co. redesigned its MyCause Water bottles for more visibility and clearer messaging, the company says.

W.G. Roe & Sons released eight of its most popular Seminole Pride Noble juices in 12-ounce “Grab & Go” packages.