Nestlé invests £28m in Dalston factory to expand frothy coffee production

Nestlé is investing £28 million in its Dalston factory in Cumbria to upgrade production of Nescafé Frothy Coffee and modernise the site’s operations.

Bixolon partners with iMedia to support rollout of GreenBottle recycling kiosks in Poland

Bixolon Europe has partnered with Polish IT company iMedia and systems integrator Hant to supply receipt printing technology for GreenBottle, a nationwide network of reverse vending machines collecting PET bottles and cans.

Fiji Water appoints Alexandre Zigliara as new president

FIJI Water has named Alexandre Zigliara as its next president, effective 1 December 2025.

Trump removes tariffs on coffee and tea imports as White House revises trade measures

US President Donald Trump has announced that a range of food and beverage products will no longer be subject to the sweeping tariffs he announced earlier this year.

European Commission launches antitrust probe into Red Bull

The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation to assess whether energy drinks company Red Bull has illegally restricted competition within the category.

Selecta Group faces antitrust lawsuit from minority lenders

A group of minority first-lien lenders has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Selecta Group, alleging that the vending giant and a cohort of majority creditors carried out a secretive restructuring that unlawfully disadvantaged non-participating noteholders.

Herbalife expands Liftoff energy line with new soda-inspired flavours

Herbalife, a global health and wellness company, has expanded its Liftoff energy supplement line with two new flavours – Cola and Ginger Beer, bringing a nostalgic, soda-inspired twist to the functional beverage category.

Too Good & Co launches coffee creamer range with reduced sugar

Danone North America’s dairy brand Too Good & Co has expanded into the coffee segment with the launch of a new line of refrigerated creamers.