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American History: On March 12, 1894, a significant moment occurred in the beverage industry that would forever change the landscape of American culture. Coca-Cola, now an iconic symbol of American identity, was first sold in bottles. Initially available only as a fountain drink, the decision to bottle Coca-Cola revolutionized its accessibility and popularity. Today, the sight of a Coca-Cola bottle is virtually ubiquitous, but it's essential to remember that this was not always the case. March 12, 1894, marked the beginning of a new era for Coca-Cola, paving the way for its global success and enduring legacy. 🥤🇺🇸 #CocaCola #BottleInnovation HaJunk - Business Development

August is Black Business Month, and as a proud Black-owned wine company, we’re excited to celebrate the incredible contributions of Black entrepreneurs who drive our communities forward. This month is a powerful reminder of the strength and innovation that Black businesses bring to the table. At McBride Sisters Wine Company, our journey is a testament to our community and culture. Our wines are deeply rooted in our heritage and we’re proud to contribute to the rich cultural tapestry and to provide wines that bring people together and create memorable experiences. We’ve poured our heart and soul into crafting exceptional wines that not only satisfy but also inspire. Each bottle tells a story of passion, perseverance, and a commitment to excellence. Being a Black-owned wine company means championing economic empowerment and creating opportunities within the wine industry. We’re dedicated to paving the way for future generations of Black vintners and entrepreneurs. This Black Business Month, we invite you to join us in celebrating by supporting Black-Owned Businesses, your support helps our community thrive and grow. Consider exploring and enjoying wines from Black-owned wineries. Continue to share our story! We are deeply grateful for the love and support of our community. Your encouragement and belief in us make our journey possible and our successes even more meaningful. Together, let’s raise a glass to empowerment, excellence, and the unyielding spirit of Black entrepreneurship! Looking for more amazing Black-owned wineries to support? Check our list of 100+ Black-owned wineries and tag some of your favorite Black-owned businesses in the comments! https://lnkd.in/ggTK86D8

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Bud Light’s star is still falling more than a year after a boycott turned the U.S. beer industry upside down. The former favorite has tumbled to the No. 3 spot behind Modelo Especial and Michelob Ultra, recent sales data show. The news isn’t all bad for Bud Light’s brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev. The company also makes Michelob Ultra, whose growing sales have vaulted that brand into second place. Busch Light is another bright spot, — with sales up 12.8% — in the four weeks ended July 6. Overall, AB InBev’s share of the U.S. beer market is slipping — still — sales data show. “Beer, it’s the best damn drink in the world.” — Jack Nicholson Source: The Wall Street Journal #Beer #CraftBeer #NonAlcoholicBeer #Cider #Microbreweries #Taprooms #Brewpubs #Taverns #EmergingTrends #ConsumerBehavior #BrandAwareness #BusinessIntelligence “The best beers are the ones we drink with friends.” — Beerconomy Digital Cheers🍻! ✦✦✦ Stephen Carter King Chief of Growth and Marketing and Strategy, Beer Market Analyst and Beerconomy CEO • Thought Catalyst • Advisor • Sherpa • Speaker • sharing beer market trends, insights, data and forecasts • Publisher of The Beerconomist

Today was my 4 Year anniversary at Melvin Brewing. In came and went with no fanfare. If you would have said that to the guy in the picture below on his first day at Melvin in 2019 he would not have believed you. Its not that 4 years is some big accomplishment but at Melvin it use to signify when you got your coveted Boom Case. Also the last 4 years should have counted for 10 or 15 if I am honest. I was hired a few months before covid changed the world. The last 4 years have been the most challenging in my 24 years in the beer business. fact of the matter a boom case wont bring back the crew we had in 2019 or the family members I lost in the last 4 years. A boom case would not make me appreciate more the friend's I have made here or the ones I have had for 20+ years in the beer industry. A boom case would not make the experience I gained in Key Accounts management better. A boom case would not make the distributors I have had the pleasure of working with the last 4 years across the country more of a pleasure. A boom case would not make my family miss me any less for all the time I have spent away from them the last 4 years. Sometimes you learn more in 4 years than you ever thought you could about pain and disappointment at work and in life. Sometimes 4 years can make you understand what you want most is to win with your teammates despite all odds and have all of your efforts recognized in some sort of meaningful way, more than a boom case.

What do you expect from the New Guy?? Innovation for the benefit of Coca Cola bottlers World Wide. If you put Coca Cola hire pallets end to end —it would stretch the distance between London & Beijing 33 times—this volume of hire pallets blinds the mind to the Horific maintenance cost being paid monthly by Coca Cola bottlers. Clamp 2800 pallets eliminates completely the damage sustained during Fork Lift Entry!!!! Clamp-pallet.com No nails Simply 4 Corner Fasteners Tested by Queen’s University & Orlando Test centre of Brambles. Clamp 2800 meets & exceeds USA standards. Maintenance virtually ZERO!!!

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