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Modelo Especial is my default Mexican lager buy. Here's how it stacks against Corona Extra, Modelo Negra, Modelo Oro, and the canned Cheladas, plus when I'd skip each one.
Voodoo Brewing Co. landed on North High Street in summer 2025 with franchise-brewed beer, cocktails, mocktails, and a menu built for the Short North crowd.
The EU yeast market is growing steadily, with demand expected to hit USD 1.46 billion by 2036, driven by the expansion of bakeries, craft brewing, and industrial fermentation applications.
Lucky Energy is bringing back the classic slush with new flavors in a sleek can, aiming to connect with people through nostalgia and performance.
The malted barley flour market is set to hit $6.5 billion by 2033, with growing demand in the beer and bakery sectors driven by clean-label ingredients and nutritional benefits.
Midland is buying Wetoska Packaging Distributors, a family-owned business with deep roots in food packaging that's been around since the '50s and has helped shape how we package meat, cheese, and snacks.
Nelson-Jameson is expanding its cold storage and logistics at its Pennsylvania facility to better serve dairy producers, with a focus on reducing transit times and improving sustainability through localized shipping and reusable containers.
The global parenteral formula market is set to grow significantly, reaching $12.3 billion by 2033, driven by factors like chronic disease prevalence and aging populations.
REALM Artesian Water is now shipping nationwide, with availability on Amazon and its own site, as the brand expands into luxury hospitality and positions itself as a premium water option.
Sierra Nevada is bringing back its limited-edition Pale Ale packaging featuring national parks, continuing their partnership with the National Park Foundation and expanding to include more parks in 2026.
Athletic Brewing is celebrating Earth Month with a new campaign and limited-edition IPA, highlighting its trail restoration program and environmental commitment.
The sugar substitute market is growing fast, with beer companies looking to reformulate their products as drinkers become more health-conscious and demand cleaner labels.
Brause is expanding its reach through US Foods Direct via Mable, bringing its premium non-alcoholic German craft beverages to high-end restaurants and hospitality venues across the U.S.
