Coca-Cola Bottling Company United has announced the planned construction of a $330 million headquarters and distribution center in its hometown of Birmingham, Alabama. The project includes a...
Looking for in-depth sales results and other statistics across the US non-alcoholic beverage industry for 2023? The Beverage Digest data team has just released the 29th Edition of the our annual Fact Book. These performance results differ from the quarterly data published in BD’s newsletter because they include sales of packaged and fountain drinks across all channels, including retail stores and foodservice outlets. This is some of the best data you can get for the price.
Today’s special issue is a top-level view of that annual all-channel Fact Book report. The following pages cover major beverage companies, categories, trademarks, and brands. It’s your quick reference guide to how the biggest players are performing in both liquid refreshment beverages and carbonated soft drinks, and it provides a snapshot of the intense competition in the US beverage business.
For much more detail into the numbers, you’ll want to purchase the full Fact Book, available HERE. This deep report covers CSDs, packaged water, sports drinks, energy drinks, juice, and ready-to-drink coffee, and tea. It includes charts and tables breaking down last year’s results and trends. A comprehensive set of “Datasheets” in Excel format provides brand level detail, grouped by company and category.
This Fact Book and all-channel data is based on Beverage Digest’s evaluation, analysis, and estimates of information obtained both publicly and from confidential sources. The team has organized and maintains the data within a relational database. Our annual industry estimates are fine-tuned as we develop new information.
For nearly three decades, Beverage Digest’s Fact Book has become a trusted tool for the industry, and we are proud to bring you the following overview...
Company Has ‘One Leader,” Gamgort Says of Leadership Transition to Cofer
May 8, 2024
Among Priorities, Cofer Looks to Add Scale to Owned DSD Network.
Gamgort Offers View of Dr Pepper Territories Handled by Coke and Pepsi.
In RTD Coffee, Execs See Chance to ‘Carve Out a Space.’
Full Ownership Not Requirement in Partnership Deals.
Distribution of Athletic Possible?
Plus: Dr Pepper Reaches Milestone in 2023.
Keurig Dr Pepper has a new leader. The company’s board promoted COO Tim Cofer to CEO on April 26 as planned and appointed him to the board. He succeeds...
Executives Responding to Weakness Among Lower-Income Consumers
May 8, 2024
Coca-Cola Writes Down Value of BodyArmor as Fairlife Soars.
PepsiCo: Away-From-Home Outpaced At-Home Sales in First-Quarter.
Monster’s Sacks May Leave CEO Post in 2025. U.S. Price Hike Announced.
Consumer resilience was the theme from Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Keurig Dr Pepper executives for the US market during their first-quarter earnings reports. That’s despite two years of persistent grocery...
Plus, Company to ‘Aggressively’ Pursue Immediate Consumption Expansion
March 20, 2024
Year-One Progress for C4 Energy Noted. La Colombe RTD Coffee Gets Refresh.
KDP’S Alcohol Related Product Sales Surpass $500M at Retail.
Keurig Dr Pepper hosted an investor update yesterday in New York. The event featured the first in-person investor presentation by COO Tim Cofer, who will take over as...
BodyArmor Stabilizing, Coke CEO Says. Brand Responds to Changing Category.
PepsiCo Addresses Question of US Bottler Refranchising Amid Margin Woes.
The CEO’s of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo painted a rosier than expected picture of consumer strength and sentiment in the US during their companies’ recent fourth-quarter earnings reports. That came despite...