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Thanks to the early success of the Vizzy brand in Canadian markets, Molson Coors is releasing its spiked and sparkling lemonade ahead of schedule.

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Senators Tammy Baldwin, Democrat from Wisconsin, and Tom Cotton, Republican from Arkansas, have teamed up to reintroduce the Aluminum Pricing Examination (APEX) Act. The bipartisan legislation was introduced as a way to provide enhanced oversight of the markets responsible for reporting aluminum premium pricing.

In a Yahoo Finance newsletter Andy Serwer published on Saturday titled, “Why hard seltzer is still America's 'it' drink,” the journalist and former managing editor of Fortune explained why he is confident the beverage category is not another dying trend.

PepsiCo has agreed to sell its Tropicana and Naked Juice brands to PAI Partners, generating $3.3 billion in cash. Private equity fund PAI Partners has controlling investments in Refresco, the world's largest independent bottler of beverages, which packages canned cocktails and beer, among other items.

A new line of ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktails is about to hit the East Coast. Meet VOSA, the new premium “Spirit Soda” that wants to be your new favorite spiked and sparkling drink.

Vertical Wellness's drink lineup will include sparkling beverages, waters, and iced teas all infused with CBD, as well as hemp shots.

Molson Coors (NYSE: TAP) reported its Q2 earnings Thursday, beating analysts’ top and bottom line estimates and posted, what the company called, “its best quarterly top-line growth in more than a decade.”

AB InBev’s Beyond Beer category enjoyed an impressive 45% increase in revenue this quarter thanks to the beverage titan’s portfolio of hard seltzers and ready-to-drink canned cocktails.

The makers of the popular “cocktail meets seltzer” brand, SESH, has raised an impressive $4.5 million in total investments this year. The funds will go towards growing the SESH brand as well as launching a new brand which is, according to the company, currently in “stealth mode.”