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Buddha Brands announces brand refresh
Plant-based beverage and snack makers aims to visually narrate its story and make it easier for consumers connect with favourite products.
Grey market products continue to make their way onto Canadian shelves
Industry leaders work to curb distribution and sale of products not intended to be sold in Canada.

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Calling all Canadian CPG product innovators! Your last day to enter 2024 Product of the Year fast approaching!
Entry deadline is September 30.
Beverages
Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls more than 20 brands of energy drinks
Products do not comply with various caffeine content and bilingual labelling requirements.
Beverages
Recall issued for Monster branded energy drinks not meant to be sold in Canada
Grey market caffeinated energy drinks lack proper caffeine and bilingual labelling.
Beverages
Tips for innovating in the beverage category
Canadians are changing the way they drink, here's how can c-stores and CPG companies adapt.
Beverages
Stay within aspartame limits, Canadian Cancer Society says in wake of WHO findings
Here's how much an adult would need to consume to exceed the limit.
Beverages
David Wiens named president of Dairy Farmers of Canada
Wiens succeeds Pierre Lampron.
Beverages
Six energy drinks recalled for passing Health Canada's caffeine limit
Products from Prime Energy, 3D Alphaland, 5 Hour Energy, Celsius, GFuel and Sting are being recalled.
Beverages
PRIME Energy drink facing FDA investigation
U.S. Senator called on the FDA to investigate the popular energy drink for its caffeine content.
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Monster moves to acquire Bang Energy
Deal is subject to Bankruptcy Court approval.
Marketing
New rules for advertising food and beverages to children
As of June 28, advertisers must submit ads for preclearance by Ad Standards Canada.
Beverages
7-Eleven celebrates birthday with Slurpee giveaway
U.S. customers can enjoy its 96th birthday with free drinks and food discounts.
Beverages
7-Eleven's Slurpee get a fresh new look
The “Anything Flows” campaign celebrates the Slurpee’s nearly 60-year history.