A funding-bill provision caps THC at 0.4mg per container, a fraction of the doses now sold as an alcohol substitute in mainstream US stores Congress
South Africa’s latest wave of xenophobic attacks is creating more than a humanitarian and political challenge. For Africa’s beverage industry, the unrest highlights how social
As regulators tighten restrictions on alcohol marketing and changing consumer habits reshape drinking culture, Africa’s beverage industry faces a critical question: how do brands grow
From lagers and stouts to herbal bitters and RTDs, Nigeria’s alcohol market is evolving rapidly, and alcohol strength remains central to consumer choice. Nigeria’s alcoholic
Before the shelf audits. Before the brand trackers. Before the monthly Nielsen reports landed on boardroom tables, one beverage company in Nigeria had already seen
As the low- and no-alcohol category accelerates globally, one beverage services company is making the case that operational sustainability is no longer optional, it is
It is no longer news that every bottle of water, every can of drink and every glass of wine carries a price tag shaped by
After years of prize-based incentives, the government is switching to what beverage makers actually need: cash. For small producers squeezed by rising input costs, this
For over a century, Nigeria’s original spirit survived colonial bans, police raids, and deep social stigma, yet it still cannot get a seat at its
Some three years ago, back in December of 2023, Afrobeats cinematographer ThankGod Omori Smith, better known as TG Omori, the director behind some of the
