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SOUTH AFRICA – South African hard soda brand South Side has launched Watermelon Twist, adding a summery watermelon variant to its growing portfolio as the brand continues to expand its presence across the country.

The new flavour follows a teaser campaign on social media that prompted consumers to speculate about South Side’s next product.


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KENYA – Johnnie Walker has launched House of Walker at Village Market in Nairobi, introducing an immersive luxury experience designed to bring consumers closer to whisky craftsmanship, brand heritage and personalised experiences.

Officially unveiled on 19 June 2026, the intimate gathering brought together whisky enthusiasts, media and industry guest...


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USA – Ardagh Holdings is preparing for a potential sale of Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP) as the group continues to reshape its portfolio and strengthen its financial position.

In a filing, Ardagh Holdings said its board had instructed advisers to prepare for a potential sale of AMP. Any transaction would remain subject to further approval from the bo...


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INDIA – Carrefour has returned to India with a food-first retail strategy, opening its first consumer-facing store in the country nearly 12 years after exiting the market.

The more than 50,000-sq.-ft. store in Greater Noida West, which opened on 14 August, carries more than 15,000 SKUs spanning fresh produce, grocery, bakery, household essentials an...


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AUSTRALIA – Asahi Beverages has completed the transition of its Australian soft drink portfolio to bottles made entirely from recycled plastic, marking a significant expansion of recycled PET use across the country’s beverage packaging industry.

The move means approximately 350 million Asahi soft drink bottles produced in Australia each year will no...


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