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So, what will 2019 hold for the beverage industry? Several market research firms and experts revealed their upcoming top trends and predictions.

Given this chilly weather, it’s no wonder that January also is Hot Tea Month, giving consumer publications and bloggers a plethora of tea-centric topics and celebration guides.

Regardless of the product being manufactured, the process of converting raw materials into finished product creates residuals commonly classified as “waste.” Why is this important, and how is the issue contained?

As consumers and mixologists are experimenting with cocktail recipes, more might be turning to craft spirits for inspiration.

Although food and beverage manufacturers continue to develop products that support healthy, better-for-you solutions, indulgent offerings still remain a key component to consumers’ consumption habits.

Wherever you go, whomever you contact and everything you see in the beverage arena, in some manner, is governed by regulatory jurisdiction.

The NHL announced a partnership with New Amsterdam Vodka, making the company the official vodka of the NHL. Direct Wines Inc. released a holiday advent calendar for wine lovers around the nation.

With the 2018-19 NFL season in full swing, more and more beverage companies are making plays to get in on the action.

As health and wellness continues to be a big topic, POM Wonderful released a new campaign showing the benefits of its products. SodaStream built the "Holy Turtle," a 1,000-fot floating unit that collects plastic pollution.

Showcasing diversity and emerging trends from around the world, the list included bars from 26 cities across 20 countries, according to the list.