Carlsberg Britvic is adding 57 new rigid trucks to its UK delivery fleet. The 26-tonne vehicles come from bodybuilder Bevan Group, built on Mercedes-Benz Actros
At The New Pour Summit ’26 in Nairobi, consumer strategist Feyi Olubodun offered beverage brands a deceptively simple warning: African consumers are changing, but that
Nigeria’s beverage market spent an estimated ₦1.41 trillion on beer, malt drinks and spirits in the first half of 2026, even as household budgets stayed
Austria’s Zeronimo has been named Best Non-Alcoholic Wine in USA TODAY’s 2026 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, and the technology behind the win traces to Israel
Beta Glass Plc grew first-half revenue 1.9 percent to N79.71 billion, but profit after tax fell 13.6 percent to N16.16 billion as rising input costs,
Coca-Cola Beverages Africa has enrolled more than 60 graduates from nine African markets, Kenya among them, into its Ascend Leaders in Training Programme, an 18-month
Africa’s beverage industry opened August under a familiar mix of pressure and opportunity. Regulators tightened their grip, manufacturers defended margins, and companies kept hunting for
Africa’s beverage industry tells a different story in its numbers than in its headlines. Behind the coverage of new products, acquisitions and regulatory clashes, a
Nigerian Breweries offers one of the clearest case studies in what it actually takes to turn a beverage brand into a mass-market business in Africa.
For years, conversations about Africa’s beverage industry have revolved around potential. The continent’s youthful population, rapid urbanisation, expanding middle class, and rich agricultural base have
