
Fanta and Snapchat Launch Map Campaign with 7-Eleven in Australia
A virtual bottle on the Snap Map routes Australian convenience shoppers to physical 7-Eleven stores for a $10,000 squad giveaway running through October 4.
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A virtual bottle on the Snap Map routes Australian convenience shoppers to physical 7-Eleven stores for a $10,000 squad giveaway running through October 4.

The former Nestlé, Unilever and Kimberly-Clark executive brings more than two decades of FMCG experience to the one-year-old wine group.

Higher average prices and rising consumer demand for processed oolong and flavored blends lifted shipment values across North American and Middle Eastern markets.

Diageo brings Guinness 0.0 to its first Southeast Asian market, securing listings in three supermarket chains and major e-commerce platforms from late October.

The Dutch dairy group will fold its 78.09% stake in Frisian Flag Indonesia into Ultrajaya ahead of a mandatory cash tender offer for minority shareholders.

The FMCG giant is spotlighting hundreds of snack and beverage brands behind its corporate name, including Lay’s, Cheetos and Quaker.

The Philippine food and beverage group is broadening its instant coffee portfolio to target daily commuters and health-focused consumers.
The brewer will expand into zero-alcohol drinks with added protein, canned cocktails and an energy drink segment it values at $25 billion.

A $100 million concessional loan facility forms the core of South Australia’s funding package to tackle vineyard oversupply and rebuild export momentum.

Chains from China, Malaysia, Indonesia and Japan are targeting Australia’s youth demographic with modular formats, touchscreens and localised grazing menus.

The ReSTART initiative with the Department of Trade and Industry helps sari-sari stores reopen safely following 2020 lockdown disruptions.

Sold in 355ml bottle and can formats, the lower-carb lager carries a recommended retail price of $19 per six-pack.

The former Moët Hennessy executive brings two decades of global spirits experience to lead the Australian winemaker alongside managing director Tom Harvey.

The new lineup elevates the traditional cham coffee-and-tea blend known in Hong Kong as yinyeung.

The Shenzhen-headquartered chain operates more than 4,000 outlets worldwide and joins rivals Luckin Coffee and Mixue in taking high-volume retail models into North America.

The Vienna-based brand is offering three-packs of its sugar-free Berry Recharge and Vitamin Apple lines for $7.
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