Soft Drinks

Sugar Content In Italian Soft Drinks Reduced By 20%: Industry Data

Soft drink producers in Italy have reduced the sugar in their products by 20%, in the period between 2008 and 2016 - an equivalent of 68,277 tonnes of suga...

Most UK Retailers' Own-Brand Soft Drink Prices 'Will Not Rise' After Sugar Tax

Britain's biggest supermarket chain Tesco said its own brand fizzy drinks will not go up in price when a sugar tax comes into effect this week, as they are...

As Sugar Purchasing Increases, Beverage Manufacturers Battle Tax Challenges: Analysis

While global sugar purchasing is expected to reach record highs by the end of the decade, the world's biggest soft drinks manufacturers are increasingly se...

Carbonated Soft Drink Sales Slump In Italy: Analysis

Sales of carbonated soft drinks declined by close to a fifth (19.43%) in Italy, in the period from 2006 to 2016, new research has found. According to As...

PepsiCo Leans More Heavily On Snacks As Beverages Fizzle

PepsiCo’s snacks are having to pick up more of the slack for its ailing beverages. The company posted sales and earnings that topped analysts&rsqu...

Britvic Revenue Up 3.3% In 'Solid' Quarter, But Volume Sales Take A Hit

Soft-drink maker Britvic has reported an increase in revenue in the first quarter of the year, however, volume sales were down across nearly all regions....

Coop Sweden Reduces Sugar In Soft-Drink Range

Coop Sweden has relaunched seven of its private-label soft drinks, after reducing their sugar content by 20%. The retailer says that it has reformulated...

Sumol + Compal Shareholders Seek To Delist Company

The main shareholders of Portuguese beverage firm Sumol + Compal have announced plans to delist the company from the Lisbon Stock Exchange. According to...