
Nigeria Doubles Down on Beverage Import Lockout, & Brewers Are Cashing In
As Nigeria’s customs authority actively enforces a sweeping prohibition on imported drinks, the country’s domestic beer sector has just posted its strongest recovery in years,

As Nigeria’s customs authority actively enforces a sweeping prohibition on imported drinks, the country’s domestic beer sector has just posted its strongest recovery in years,

When French conglomerate Castel ended its 59-year Coca-Cola partnership across more than a dozen African markets in July 2022, a split triggered by its own

In the biggest Japanese investment ever made in African beverages, Asahi Group Holdings is taking the wheel at East African Breweries, and a continent-sized growth

Every cup of hot chocolate you’ve ever sipped started in a West African village. Now those villages are in crisis, and the people who made

As Mauritius drafts its 2026–2027 budget, its largest beverage company is making a defining investment MAURITIUS, With a US$15 million (MUR 700 million) production line

….Launches Crackdown As regulators take their most aggressive enforcement stance yet, the NAFDAC director-general says cheap, easily concealed alcohol is not just a health crisis,

Ten months after the wine industry’s most consequential restructuring deal closed, Vinarchy is drawing the last line between itself and its former parent and Spain

A Lagos court has handed Nigeria’s food and drug regulator its most visible courtroom win in recent memory, but the verdict lands against a backdrop

A quiet ingredient in your favourite juice or dairy drink is becoming the centre of a billion-dollar green chemistry race, and beverage manufacturers may soon

A record-breaking quarter and a sweeping C-suite overhaul signal that Monster Beverage is done treating global markets as an afterthought. Monster Beverage Corporation didn’t just