From ancient vending machines dispensing holy water to Americans selling grape bricks that practically came with instructions for making illegal wine, the history of beverages
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has offered another glimpse into his long-standing preference for Coca-Cola after reportedly telling fellow investor Bill Ackman that he had not
From hydration and digestion to weight loss and body temperature, cold water has attracted plenty of health warnings. But does drinking it actually harm the
By ID Africa From creator-led storytelling to cultural relevance, heritage brands must find new ways to connect with young affluent Nigerians without losing the history
The social media activist’s video has reopened questions about counterfeit drinks in Nigeria. But the two cans he presents as evidence raise a different problem:
Cocktails, mocktails and ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages are increasingly visible in bars, restaurants and retail stores, but the terms are not always clearly understood. What separates
Rising brand investment, independent cocktail ventures and professional training are expanding the trade. But high operating costs, limited industry infrastructure and uncertain demand are testing
Pepsi briefly handled Soviet warships. Heineken tried to turn empty beer bottles into building materials. Coca-Cola’s most recognisable packaging was inspired by an ingredient its
Africa Illicit Beverage Watch scans the continent weekly to track illicit beverage activities, protecting operators and brand distributors against counterfeit risks and regulatory shifts. For
Africa’s Beverage Brands Face a Test of Identity, Trust and Growth From counterfeit alcohol investigations in Nigeria to stronger coffee auction earnings in Kenya and
