Organigram’s C$6.2M Acquisition of Collective Project Signals Major Play in THC Beverages
Organigram, Canada’s top cannabis company by market share, has made a strategic move into the U.S. and Canadian cannabis drinks market by acquiring Collective Project Limited (CPL), a fast-growing hemp-derived beverage brand, for an upfront C$6.2 million. Additional milestone and earnout payments could push the deal’s value to C$24 million by 2026. Reported by Stock Titan, Just […]
Trade Dispute Disrupts Kosher Wine Supply: What It Means for Beverage Businesses
Canadian consumers are feeling the pinch of an ongoing trade war with the United States, as a popular U.S.-made kosher wine is disappearing from store shelves. This development highlights how geopolitical tensions can have downstream effects on even the most niche beverage segments—a lesson for producers, retailers, and brands across the industry. According to AOL, iconic […]
Tariffs Spark Turmoil: What Trump’s Trade Move Means for Canada’s Beverage Industry
In a sweeping move dubbed “Liberation Day”, former US President Donald Trump has announced a new wave of global tariffs, triggering alarm across key international sectors — including the beverage industry. While Canada has avoided the most extreme new levies, the implications are far from benign. According to BBC News, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has […]
Alberta’s Recycling Win Sets a New Benchmark for the Beverage Industry
lberta’s beverage container recycling system has reclaimed its position at the top of Canada’s rankings, bolstering its reputation as a leading force in sustainability. Multiple reports confirm that the province achieved an 85 per cent return rate in 2024, equating to over two billion cans, bottles, and other containers. This milestone matters to the beverage […]
Sustainable Online Alcohol Growth: What It Means for the Future of Beverage Retail
In the wake of pandemic-driven volatility, the global online alcohol market is steadily transitioning into a more stable phase. Multiple sources, including The Drinks Business, Statista, and IWSR, confirm that e-commerce alcohol sales continue to rise, with digital platforms playing a pivotal role not only in direct purchases but also in influencing consumer research and in-store buying habits. […]
The Next Big Upswing in Beer: North America’s Path to Premium and Craft Dominance
North America’s beer industry is on the cusp of a notable shift, with both established brands and emerging craft breweries investing heavily in innovation. As reported by Brewers Journal and IMARC, evolving consumer tastes—particularly an appetite for premium and artisanal options—are fueling this momentum. The question is no longer whether the market will grow but rather how fast and in what direction. […]
Tariffs, Retaliations, and the Turbulent Beverage Market: A Closer Look
Rising trade tensions across North America and Europe are increasingly affecting the beverage sector. Recent policy developments suggest that tariffs—along with retaliatory measures—are dramatically reshaping costs for manufacturers, distributors, and consumers. While tariffs might seem like a temporary means to adjust trade imbalances, the ripple effects on supply chains, retail strategies, and consumer sentiment hint […]
