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of carotenoids from natural-sourced CaroCare produced through
fermentation to nature-identical beta-carotene,
canthaxanthinandapocarotenol—allinavariety
offormsanddeliverysystems,eitherusedsingly
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of color tones. DSM’s carotenoids are produced
underGMPconditions,aresafeandregulatedas
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lightandpH,anddelivernutritionaladvantages
while providing a clean label for products.
Meanwhile, Chr. Hansen showcased its own
lineofnaturalcolors,FruitMax.Accordingtothe
company, FruitMax colors are naturally sourced,
stableandpreservativefree.Additionally,they’ve
been created with minimal processing and
have wide regulatory approval and acceptance
globally. Also, the company points out that
on U.S. products FruitMax ingredients can
be labeled as “fruit and/or vegetable juice for
color.” Solutions include FruitMax Mango WS in
warm yellow, FruitMax Peach WSS in peach color,
FruitMax Pomegranate WS in bright red violet,
FruitMax Date WS in warm brown and many others.
Alsoonthecolorfront, ROHA announcedthatithaslaunchedarebrandinginitiative—
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positionthecompanyforfuturegrowth.Theorganizationplacessixdivisionsunderthe
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the United States and Japan, including food and drinks. According to
the organization, the volume of sake imported into the U.S. from Japan
has almost doubled between 2002 and 2012. For shochu, that import
volume slightly declined between 2008 and
2012, but seems to be on the rise once more,
up nearly 2 percent between 2011 and 2012.
Looking to help broaden awareness, sake
and shochu marketers are making their
brands more approachable with easy and
relatable names and standout packaging.
“How can you love somebody if you
don’t know their name?” asks Marco De
Stefanis, co-founder and CMO of Hiro
Sake. When De Stefanis set out to put a
sake brand on the shelf he wanted it to
be something that consumers could pronounce and a package that reinforced
the brand image. Hiro Sake Red (Junmai) is brewed to serve hot and Hiro
Sake Blue (Junmai Ginjo) is for serving
chilled or in cocktails.
Hiro sakes are imported from Japan
and manufactured in a brewery that
was established in 1635. It is available
in 11 states on the East Coast.
“All of this romance and art work of
Japanese calligraphy is beautiful, but
difficult to navigate for the general
consumer who doesn’t speak Japanese,” he says.
With Hiro, the strategy is to introduce consumers to a quality product
they can identify with and through
sampling in the on- and off-premise.
In the on-premise, Hiro is offered in
cocktails mixed with flavors like coconut water or guava juice, or as an alternative to wine—De Stefanis says it is a good substitute for Sauvignon Blanc.
“It is true that the general public associates sake with sushi and sashimi,
but there are far more occasions than that,” says De Stefanis, such as meats
as well as foods that would typically be paired with white wine.
TY KU, packed in a triangular bottle, is another imported Japanese sake brand
that is resonating with consumers. Tara Fougner, director of marketing for TY20
Lost Dollars
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he sake and shochu categories are
growing in the United States as consumers are discovering that these alcohol beverages offer fewer calories,
versatility in cocktails and lower alcohol than
other adult beverages. Additional attributes
that make these drinks attractive to consumers are that they
are gluten free and sulfite free.
The trends that marketers
and makers are seeing is that
the American consumer is catching on and trading up from sake
bombs and warm table sake.
“I think the awareness is
growing on all levels, but
there is still a huge variation
between individual consumers,” says Kristoffer Miller,
project coordinator for
the Japan External Trade
Organization
(JETRO).
“It’s pretty amazing how
much awareness there
is in some sectors.
There are many people
now that are actively
challenging the restaurants they go to and
asking them to bring in
better or more interesting varieties.”
Miller, based out of
the Los Angeles branch
of the organization,
also notes however, that
there still is quite a large
number of consumers who have little or no awareness about the segments, which presents an opportunity for marketers to fill that void.
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(Chicago,acquiredbyAnheuser-BuschInBev
in2011)andGreatLakesBrewing(Cleveland,
Ohio)andtheEastCoast’sBrooklynBrewery
(Brooklyn,N.Y.).Alsoamongthemaretwoof
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Total Domestic Circulation (US & Canada)
Top executives and decisionmakers in the largest volume
beverage producers/bottlers,
distributors/wholesalers,
franchisors and retailers.
Every domestic subscriber is
qualified by a BPA audit.
Beverage Producers/Bottlers
16,060
Carbonated Soft Drinks
5,023
Beer
2,721
Bottled Water
1,401
Wine/Spirits/Distilled Beverages
3,560
Ready to Drink Coffee/Tea
765
Energy/Sports Drinks
383
Functional/Fortified Nutraceuticals
186
Juice/Fruit Drinks
811
Fluid Dairy/Dairy Drinks
891
Other Beverages
319
Beverage Distributor/Wholesale/Warehouse
12,028
Beverage Retailers
3,032
Retail/Foodservice Distributor or Broker
1,704
Brand Owners, Franchise Companies, Importers
1,104
Others Allied to Field
Total International Circulation (non-US & Canada)
14,000
582
2,3
Breakdown By Region
Europe (West and East)
5,300
Latin America/Caribbean
3,900
Asia Pacific
3,500
South America
600
Africa
400
Middle East
300
Breakdown By Business Classification
Soft Drinks
3,300
Beverage Distribution
3,100
Beer
2,900
Distilled Beverages
2,300
Wine
1,400
Bottled Water
1,000
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Beverage World’s
Annual Forecast
Issue: A look ahead
at what 2014 has in
store for all alcohol and
non-alcohol beverage
categories, as well as
formulation, packaging
warehousing, fleet and
technology trends
Spring Show Preview
Spectacular: Trends,
products and services
at the Nightclub & Bar
Show, Craft Brewers
Conference and Wine &
Spirits Wholesalers
2014 Craft Beer
Market Report: The
latest trends from the
biggest players in the
market.
Vehicle Trends
Report: Expert
analysis based on
Beverage World’s
exclusive annual
survey on delivery fleet
Craft Brewer of the
management, vehicle
Year
maintenance and
BevOps 2014 Preview alternative fuels.
Distiller of the Year
State of the Beverage
Market: Our
comprehensive annual
report analyzing data
and trends spanning
carbonated soft drinks,
bottled water, energy
drinks, functional
beverages, RTD tea,
hard cider, beer, wine
and spirits.
2014 Breakout
Brands: Showcasing
emerging beverage
brands generating the
most buzz throughout
the liquid refreshment
and beverage alcohol
markets.
Craft Spirits Market
Report
Ingredients &
Formulation
Innovation
Sweeteners
Protein Beverage
Ingredients
Natural Colors
Flavors for Spirits
The Future of
Functionality
Superfruits
Packaging
Innovation
Can Design
Label Trends
PET Report
Spirits
Packaging
Glass Packaging
Update
Special Effects
Packaging
Category
Innovation
Flavored Malt
Beverages,
Coffee & Tea
Whiskey, Rum &
Craft Beer, Sport
Tequila, Functional/ & Performance
Enhanced Water
Drinks
Energy Shots,
Hard Cider
Warehouse &
Distribution
Innovation
Solar Power &
Other Alternative
Energy
MODEX Preview:
Material Handling
Hand Trucks &
Carts
Sales Automation
Innovation
Software Solutions Tablets
Warehouse
Automation
Software Solutions Business
Intelligence
Dairy & Soy,
Beer
Material Handling
Solutions from
MODEX
Anti-Hangover
Drinks, Liqueur
Lift Trucks
Software Solutions Handheld
Hardware
Filling Systems
Production &
Packing Innovation
Water Management Brewing Systems
In-Line Monitoring
Clean in Place
Systems
Plant Safety
Fleet Equipment
& Management
Innovation
Lift Gates
Alternative Fuels
2014 Vehicle
Trends Report
The Case for
Cabovers
Tire Update
MODEX Preview:
Material Handling
Report from Winter Report from
Fancy Food Show Natural Products
Expo
Reports from
Nightclub, Bar Show
and Craft Brewers
Conference, Wine
& Spirits
Wholesalers and
MODEX
Reports from
BevOps Fleet
Summit,
Healthy Beverage
Expo
Work Truck Show
(March 4-7,
Indianapolis)
Natural Product
Expo West
MODEX
BevOps Fleet
Summit
The Beverage
Forum
IFT
Craft Beverage
Expo
Summer Fancy
Healthy Beverage/ Food Show
World Tea Expo
(June 29-July 1,
Fleet Tracking
Information
Show Coverage
Bonus
Distribution
Winter Fancy
Food Show
(January 19-21,
San Francisco)
(March 6-9,
Anaheim, CA)
(March 17-20,
Atlanta)
Nightclub & Bar
Show
(March 24-26,
Las Vegas)
Wine & Spirits
Wholesalers of
America
(April 7-8,
Las Vegas)
Craft Brewers
Conference
(April 8-11, Denver)
(April 22-25
Las Vegas)
(May 6-8,
San Jose, CA)
Interpack
(May 8-14,
Dusseldorf,
Germany)
(May 20-21,
New York City )
(May 29-31,
Long Beach, CA)
(June 21-24,
New Orleans)
New York City)
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AUGUST
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
June 17
July 18
August 18
September 17
October 17
November 17
June 24
July 25
August 25
September 24
October 24
November 24
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Beverage World’s 5th
Annual BevStar Awards:
Honoring brand innovation
in CSDs, beer (in large and
craft brewer segments),
cider, energy, functional,
bottled water, RTD tea and
wine & spirits.
The Liquid Refreshment
Top 40: The 40 biggest
non-alcohol companies in
the world
Beverage Alcohol
Top 50: The 50 biggest
alcohol beverage
companies in the world
Liquid Refreshment
Company of the Year
Beer Wholesaler
of the Year
Alternative
Sweeteners
Omega-3
Flexible Packaging
Distribution Excellence
Guide: The experts chime
in on the tools and best
practices for optimal
execution.
Global Beverage
Packaging Awards:
Honoring innovation in
glass, aluminum, PET,
flexible and cardboard
packaging and closures.
HIT List: Best of the Year
Our editors review
all things that were a
HIT–Hot, Innovative and
Trendsetting–in the
beverage world in 2014.
Colors
Future-Forward
Flavors
Beauty & Anti-Aging
Ingredients
Health & Wellness
Eco/Sustainable
Packaging Report
Caps & Closures
Secondary Packaging Packaging Awards
Bottled Water,
Pre-mixed Cocktails
Vodka & Gin, VitaminEnhanced Drinks
Fruit Drinks, Sake
Import Beer,
High-End Water
Warehouse
Automation
Route Accounting
& Distribution
Technology
Asset Tracking
Facility Design &
Construction
Warehouse
Automation
Racking Systems
Software Solutions
Mobile Printers
Software Solutions
Handheld Charging
Stations
Software Solutions
Mobile Sales
Accessories
Blow Molders
Automated Process
Controls
Palletizers,
Depalletizers & Case
Packers
Canning Systems
Modular Systems Labellers
Maintenance:
In-House, 3rd Party
& Contract
Alternative Fuels
Lift Gates
Trailers and Bodies
Safety Cameras &
Equipment
Alternative Fuels
Report from
The Beverage Forum
Report from IFT
NBWA, NACS
Previews
PackExpo, Brau
Beviale, Emballage
Previews
Reports from
NBWA & NACS
Report from
Pack Expo
NBWA
(Sept. 28-Oct. 1,
New Orleans)
Great American
Beer Festival
(Oct. 2-4, Denver)
NACS
(Oct. 5-8, Las Vegas)
Pack Expo
International
(Nov. 2-5, Chicago)
Brau Beviale
(Nov. 11-13,
Nuremberg, Germany)
Emballage
(Nov. 17-20, Paris)
Coffee & Tea,
Moonshine
Next-Generation
Packaging Concepts
Wine,
Coconut Water
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Be an exclusive sponsor and take advantage of premium
advertising positions. Choose from 9 different channels.
• Beer, Wine & Spirits
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6x
$8,500
9x
$11,500
12x
$14,500
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$2,850
6x
$2,550
9x
$2,250
12x
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logo and 4c full page ad at
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Whitepaper Program
Feature a case study or position statement to
the beverage marketplace.
Whitepaper section on
Beverageworld.com
Just provide a PDF and we’ll do the rest.
White Paper Program includes:
• 2 months of Premium placement in WhitePaper section on
Beverageworld.com homepage - links to your white paper download.
• Inclusion in the WhitePaper Archive tab on BeverageWorld.com
• 2 months of Promotion in Beverage World’s Daily eNewsletter - via a text ad
with graphic reaching 17,000+ opt-in subscribers every day
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impact for you. Call for pricing and details.)
Whitepaper Archive
Whitepaper
Email Blast
Whitepaper section on
Daily eNewsletter
Webcast Program
Delivering exclusive market information and analysis in a live format
Webcast section on
BeverageWorld.com
Hear, see and interact with Beverage World editors and panels of experts as they deliver exclusive market information and analysis
Webcast Program includes:
• Leads: complete contact information of all that register prior to live event and those accessing the
event archive up to three months post-event.
• Speaking Participation: address the audience directly via a five-minute speaking opportunity during
the live event.
• Category Exclusivity: broaden your impact by participating exclusively within your product or service
category.
• Ease of Participation: gain all the benefits of producing and participating in an
online web event without doing any of the work.
Webcast Email Blast
• Beverage World branding: gain a top affiliation with Beverage World’s proven
branding and market expertise.
• ROI: build awareness, demonstrate expertise and receive valuable leads all in
one manageable investment
Program Rate: $4,000 net
Webcast Archive
Webcast section on
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eNewsletters
2014
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Beverage World Daily News
Along with breaking beverage news headlines every
business day, this daily newsletter also includes new
beverage showcase, highlights of upcoming webcasts,
events, whitepaper downloads and blogs from
Beverage World editors. Be seen each and every day
by over 17,000 beverage executives worldwide.
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A.
Ad Unit
Dimensions
(WxH)
Monthly
Rate*
A. Leaderboard
728 x 90
$2,450
B. Billboard
300 x 250
$2,000
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Ad Format: GIF or JPG (no Flash or Rich Media).
Bandwidth Restriction: 40KB Animation: 4 loops
Subscriber Base: 17,000+
Contact your Beverage World sales rep for the latest
eNewsletter statistics.
Specialty & TARGETED CATEGORY eNEWSLETTERS
These eNewsletters drill down on important topics for the beverage marketplace.
Each newsletter is delivered to beverage executives 2x per month.
Specialty eNewsletters: Own
a vertical topic and go beyond
a regular banner ad to deliver
educational content of your own.
Base: 8,000 subscribers (per
eNewsletter)
Monthly
Frequency
Total Rate*
3x minimum
$4,750
6x
$8,500
9x
$12,000
12x
Targeted eNewsletters: Features
editorial relating to each topic and
sent to a targeted audience of 10,000
beverage producers, distributors/
wholesalers, franchisers and retailers
in the non-alcohol (Functional
Beverages) and alcohol (Craft Beer
and Wine/Spirits) markets.
$15,150
Format Specs: Banner 120 x 600 in GIF or
JPG (no Flash or Rich Media). Bandwidth:
40KB; Animation: 4 loops. Or deliver
“Sponsored Content”: Up to 3 images
120x60 each plus up to 200 characters text
per image and one URL link per image.
Ad Unit
Dimensions
(WxH)
Monthly
Rate*
Leaderboard
728 x 90
$1,500
Billboard
300 x 250
$1,500
Both Leaderboard
& Billboard
728 x 90
300 x 250
$2,600
Submitting Creative: Send to creative@macfad.com. All materials are due 5 business days prior to start date.
728x90
300x250
Ad Format: GIF or JPG
(no Flash or Rich Media).
Bandwidth Restriction:
40KB, Animation: 4 loops
All rates gross
Connect.
Both of Beverage World’s annual conferences allow sponsors to showcase
their brands and develop relationships with decision-makers.
April 22-25, 2014
Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
Bevopsfleetsummit.com
The Event for the Beverage Supply Chain
BevOps Fleet Summit 2014 is the 9th annual three-day educational conference created exclusively for top beverage warehousing, operations and fleet managers. With its roster of keynote
presentations, panels and educational sessions, the coveted Ride & Drive and Equipment Demo
and an exclusive tour of Wirtz Beverage Nevada, BevOps Fleet Summit 2014 provides an effective mix of education and networking time.
BevOps Fleet Summit is the perfect environment for you to showcase your products, services
and expertise and to build long-term relationships with top operations and fleet buyers in the
beverage market.
Sponsorships are available. Please contact Beverage World for details.
Attendee Stats
Job Function1
40%
Warehouse/Distribution/Fleet
Corp Mgmt
Production/QC
15%
Division/Branch Mgmt
15%
Sales/Marketing/Other
71%
22%
8%
Primary Business1
Beverage Distributor/Wholesaler/
Warehouse
Beverage Producer/Manufacturer/Bottler
24%
5%
Beverage Franchise Company/Importer/
Brand Owner/Other
Primary Product1
55%
Beer
Soft Drinks
21%
Wine/Spirits
21%
Bottled Water/Other 7%
“The BevOps Fleet Summit has become
a must-attend event for
us. The staff at Beverage
World does an excellent
job creating a great
environment to learn
practical answers for
today’s beverage fleet and
operation challenges. The
conference sessions, site tour, Ride &
Drive and showcase exhibits are all very
well done.” Brian Schulte,
Industry Marketing Director, Intermec
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2014
The Only Global All-Beverage
Executive Conference
Courting the
Custom Consumer
May 20-21, 2014
Conrad Hilton
New York, NY
BeverageForum.com
For over 20 years, The Beverage Forum has been the only global all-beverage
executive conference. There’s nothing else like it: a global marketing conference
that brings together top beverage professionals for knowledge exchange and
networking. The Beverage Forum has provided a grand stage on which to feature
the Best of the Beverage Business.
The Beverage Forum provides a unique setting to connect with hundreds of the
most influential minds in the beverage marketplace. Showcase your company
among the most elite group of top-tier beverage professionals.
2013 Keynote Speakers included:
Albert P. Carey, Chief Executive Officer, PepsiCo Americas Beverages
Luiz Fernando Edmond, President, North America, Anheuser-Busch InBev
Bill Hackett, President, Crown Imports LLC
Deryck van Rensburg, President, Venturing & Emerging Brands, Coca-Cola
North America
Innovation
one
Z
THE BEVERAGE FORUM’S
& Tasting Station
In the beverage business, INNOVATION is what makes the
beverage business move, work, and grow.
The Innovation Zone & Tasting Station provides a platform
for entrepreneurs to bring their sleek and exciting new
products to a captive audience of beverage decision-makers.
Attendees can see and sample some of the newest and in-
novative beverage products--and vote for their favorites! The
winning beverages will receive the “Best in Show” Awards
presented at The Forum.
Show the world how unique you are…that you’ve got what
it takes to succeed in the beverage business.
Sponsorships to The Beverage Forum and Innovation Zone & Tasting Station are available.
Please contact Beverage World for details.
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