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May 20- Campbell Soup Co reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings and raised its full-year forecast on Monday on improved sales, sending its shares up 2.5 percent in premarket trading.
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James Bond will be reaching for a Heineken, not his signature martini — shaken, not stirred — in the upcoming Bond flick, Skyfall, as part of in a six-figure cross-promotion deal, reported by Ad Age.
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As the beverage industry gears up for the Summer Olympics and warmer weather, Barry Dixon, head of Davy Research, told investors that C&C is the stock to watch as cider meets the U.S.
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Starting this week, sharp-eyed wine consumers might notice the Bulgari name in an unexpected place, a wine label, as the Bulgari family slowly enters the wine business.
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Tofutti develops and distributes dairy-free foods, frozen desserts and cheese products. David Mintz, the founder, chairman & CEO of Tofutti Brands, offers insight.
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James White, Jamba Juice CEO, discusses hiring and what's behind Jamba Juice stock's 62% rise year-to-date.
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The Brewers Association, the trade association representing small and independent brewers, has released its full 2011 data and the numbers, as usual, are striking.
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One of the best known slogans in advertising is making a comeback. MillerCoors is bringing back the tagline “It’s Miller Time”, made famous in the 1970’s during its use with Miller High Life and brought back a second time for Miller Lite from 1997 to 2002.
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There are a number of ways to play the water trade, from ETFs, to mutual funds, and water-related equities, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan.
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What if a "relaxing" shot of "water" could help you fall asleep? Agata Kaczanowska, analyst at IBIS World, explains.
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As more Americans cut back on soft drinks, and consumers in developing countries are more able to afford bottled water, the market has more than doubled in the last decade, reports CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
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It’s often said it’s good to be Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, but it may better to be in the beer business.
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St. Patrick’s Day is the smallest of all consumer holidays in terms of how much people spend, but more Americans than ever — some 54.4 percent, according to BigResearch — are planning to celebrate the traditional Irish holiday this year. The market researcher estimates consumers will spend about $35 on the holiday, or about $4.6 billion.
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This year, voters chose 10 shops from across the country to receive the Best Brew Award. Find out who the winners are.
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Fruit flies apparently self-medicate just like many humans do, using alcohol as a balm when rejected by desired mates, the New York Times reports.
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Does Starbucks still have room to move higher? Carter Worth, Oppenheimer, explains whether you should buy or sell Starbucks stock now.
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The online wine retailer TastingRoom.com now offers a solution for wine connoisseurs who wish to indulge in high-end wine by the glass at home. The strategy caters to consumers who are breaking out the corkscrew more often and whose tastebuds are more adventurous than those of older generations.
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The Fast Money crew discuss unusually large option volumes in both Green Mountain and Starbucks ahead of last night's announcement by Starbucks. Ketih Siegner, analyst at Credit Suisse, weighs in.
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Mark Swartzberg, Stifel Nicolaus beverage analyst, shares his view on the Molson-Coors deal.
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Starbucks has an announcement later today, just as the stock enjoys a move to the upside, with the Fast Money traders.
