
From Oil Shock to Bottle Shock: The Hidden Beverage Costs of the Iran-US Deal
When the first missiles flew across the Gulf earlier this year, beverage executives were watching oil prices.Today, they should be watching shipping invoices. Back in

When the first missiles flew across the Gulf earlier this year, beverage executives were watching oil prices.Today, they should be watching shipping invoices. Back in

as Nigeria Import Volumes Climb Pernod Ricard has opened a new bottling line at its Las Labores production centre in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, lifting annual

Diageo folded its Africa division into a combined Europe and Africa unit in mid-May, and Africa president Hina Nagarajan is leaving the business as part

Tanzania Breweries Limited (TBL) Managing Director Michelle Kilpin has been elected to the Board of Directors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Tanzania (AmCham

Kenya’s High Court has dismissed JILK Construction’s application to block Diageo’s sale of its East African Breweries stake to Asahi Group, the third legal challenge

Asahi Group Holdings is entering India’s non-alcoholic beverage market for the first time, launching its fermented milk drink Calpis through a franchise agreement with PepsiCo

India’s non-alcoholic beverage industry is executing a structured plastic waste overhaul, while African markets are still in the early stages of building. Nigeria and Kenya

A civil society group called on President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday to sack NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, describing the agency’s enforcement of the sachet

HEINEKEN Beverages has appointed Tshidi Ramogase as Director of Corporate Affairs, bringing one of Africa’s most experienced beverage industry sustainability and public affairs executives into

as Nigeria’s juice sector faces local sourcing question Nigeria’s National Horticultural Research Institute is scaling up mango processing and agribusiness programmes, positioning the crop as