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New investor group acquires Rotta Winery in California A new investor group comprising wine entrepreneur Jason Shorrock, the founding Giubbini family, and a private investor have acquired Rotta Winery of California for an undisclosed amount. Alcoholic Beverages > Wine > News
Office Watercoolers buys UK water coolers supplier Aquaven By DBR Staff Writer
Office Watercoolers, a UK-based water coolers and coffee solutions producer and part of the South Staffordshire PLC Group, has purchased British water coolers company Aquaven.
Technology > Process Technology > News Diageo, Alfred Dunhill roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection By DBR Staff Writer
Drinks giant Diageo and Alfred Dunhill, a British luxury goods brand, have partnered to roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection under the luxury alcohol category.
Technology > Packaging > News Coffee consumption remains strong in US: NCA By DBR Staff Writer
Past-day coffee consumption of the adult population in the US has increased by 5% to 83% compared with last year, according to 2013 National Coffee Drinking Trends (NCDT) market research report by the National Coffee Association USA (NCA).
Non-alcoholic Beverages > Hot Drinks > News
Duty escalator negatively impacts UK wine, spirits sales: WSTA By DBR Staff Writer
Alcohol volume sales continue to decline in both off-trade and on-trade in the UK, largely due to the duty escalator, according to the latest quarterly report by Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), the voice of the UK wine and spirits industry.
Alcoholic Beverages > Wine > News New investor group acquires Rotta Winery in California By DBR Staff Writer
A new investor group comprising wine entrepreneur Jason Shorrock, the founding Giubbini family, and a private investor have acquired Rotta Winery of California for an undisclosed amount.
Alcoholic Beverages > Wine > News TATA Coffee opens new instant coffee extraction plant at Theni facility in India By DBR Staff Writer
TATA Coffee, an Indian coffee producer and exporter owned by the Tata Group, has opened a premium coffee extraction plant at its Instant Coffee manufacturing facility in Theni, Tamil Nadu.
Technology > Process Technology > News

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Diageo, Alfred Dunhill roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Drinks giant Diageo and Alfred Dunhill, a British luxury goods brand, have partnered to roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection under the luxury alcohol category.
Technology > Packaging > News
Duty escalator negatively impacts UK wine, spirits sales: WSTA
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Alcohol volume sales continue to decline in both off-trade and on-trade in the UK, largely due to the duty escalator, according to the latest quarterly report by Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), the voice of the UK wine and spirits industry.
Alcoholic Beverages > Wine > News

Non-alcoholic

Coffee consumption remains strong in US: NCA
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Past-day coffee consumption of the adult population in the US has increased by 5% to 83% compared with last year, according to 2013 National Coffee Drinking Trends (NCDT) market research report by the National Coffee Association USA (NCA).
Non-alcoholic Beverages > Hot Drinks > News
TATA Coffee opens new instant coffee extraction plant at Theni facility in India
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
TATA Coffee, an Indian coffee producer and exporter owned by the Tata Group, has opened a premium coffee extraction plant at its Instant Coffee manufacturing facility in Theni, Tamil Nadu.
Technology > Process Technology > News

Technology

Office Watercoolers buys UK water coolers supplier Aquaven
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Office Watercoolers, a UK-based water coolers and coffee solutions producer and part of the South Staffordshire PLC Group, has purchased British water coolers company Aquaven.
Technology > Process Technology > News
Diageo, Alfred Dunhill roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Drinks giant Diageo and Alfred Dunhill, a British luxury goods brand, have partnered to roll out JOHNNIE WALKER BLUE LABEL Limited Edition Collection under the luxury alcohol category.
Technology > Packaging > News

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Coffee consumption remains strong in US: NCA
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Past-day coffee consumption of the adult population in the US has increased by 5% to 83% compared with last year, according to 2013 National Coffee Drinking Trends (NCDT) market research report by the National Coffee Association USA (NCA).
Non-alcoholic Beverages > Hot Drinks > News
Duty escalator negatively impacts UK wine, spirits sales: WSTA
20 June 2013 | By DBR Staff Writer
Alcohol volume sales continue to decline in both off-trade and on-trade in the UK, largely due to the duty escalator, according to the latest quarterly report by Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), the voice of the UK wine and spirits industry.
Alcoholic Beverages > Wine > News

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