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Arkansas, Indiana Attack SNAP Purchases

 By Bill Wilson on Apr. 16, 2025

States aim to eliminate candy and soda from food stamp benefits

Foodservice

Consider Challenges of a Dispensed Beverage Subscription Program

 By Chuck Ulie on Apr. 15, 2025

Profit margins, operational strain and program cannibalization are all concerns, says Richard Poye of Food Trends Think Tank

Beverages

2025 Beverage Report: C-Stores Fight for Price-Conscious Consumers

By Steve Dwyer on Mar. 26, 2025

Competitive beer prices spark c-store volume growth, carbonated soft drinks show volume declines

Beverages

PepsiCo to Acquire Poppi for $1.95 Billion

By Diane Adam on Mar. 17, 2025

The announcement follows Coca-Cola’s launch in February of its prebiotic drink Simply Pop

Foodservice

Innovation Resurgence Is Exciting, Says Matthew Rogers, Dispensed Beverages Category Manager at OnCue

By Chuck Ulie on Mar. 14, 2025

CMOY finalist loves finding ways to deliver the drinks customers prefer

Foodservice

It Takes Time, Creativity to Grow Dispensed Beverages, Says Joe Brumfield, Senior Category Manager at La Lomita

By Chuck Ulie on Mar. 14, 2025

Convenience-store veteran, one of CSP’s CMOY finalists, wants to enhance customization, boost promotional activity and more in 2025

Beverages

Keurig Dr Pepper Adds Several New Flavors to Its 2025 Beverage Lineup

By Hannah Hammond on Feb. 14, 2025

Dr Pepper Blackberry, 7UP Tropical among new offerings for convenience stores

Beverages

Jones Soda Expansion Includes Circle K, DK Convenience Stores

By Chuck Ulie on Feb. 07, 2025

Growth into nearly 2,000 more locations includes new Fiesta Jones and Pop Jones lines

Beverages

8 Super Bowl Ads Showcasing Convenience-Store Products

By Diane Adam on Feb. 06, 2025

Anheuser-Busch, Molson Coors Beverage Co., Nestle USA and others take the field

Beverages

FTC Sues PepsiCo, Alleges Illegal Price Discrimination

By Diane Adam on Jan. 17, 2025

Company’s conduct has forced competing retailers, including convenience stores, to pay higher prices, agency says

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