Sentence examples for beverage trade from inspiring English sources

BOOTLEG PLOT ALLEGED Defendants Accused of Diverting Industrial Alcohol to the Beverage Trade.

Crucial to sustaining the podcast was sponsorship, which came in the form of SevenFifty.com, an online tool for the beverage trade.

"We finally found a sponsor," he announced, and introduced Andrei Hartt, the United States importer of Soomska Ukrainian vodka, winner of two of the four top spots in the most recent Beverage Trade Institute competition in the flavored vodka category.

Beverage trade groups and companies are responsible for more than $1.26 million in political contributions to New York state legislators and political parties over the past three years, much of that during the recent debate in Albany over levying an extra 1-cent-an-ounce tax on sodas, according to data compiled by the New York Public Interest Research Group.

His $1 billion (revenues) privately held RJ Corp houses that business in Varun Beverages, a firm named after his son whom he has started to groom in the beverage trade.

For example, this summer in San Francisco, the Beverage Trade Network is hosting its first Cannabis Drinks Expo to discuss canna-beverages, which are expected to be a $1.4 billion market by 2023, according to Zenith Global.

"Fizzy Lizzy has done better than anyone in creating drinks that actually taste like what they are," said John Craven, the editor of BevNet.com, an online beverage-trade publication.

Observations for sales in a food and beverage retail trade sector are 731 for columns (1) and (2).

ConMexico, a beverage industry trade group, funded the study cited by the ABA referencing a per capita drop of only 6 calories daily.

Observations for sales in a food and beverage retail trade sector are 583, 583, 326, 326, 176, and 176 for columns (1)–(6), respectively Table 10 Incidence of the program using census of commerce   (1) (2) Observed Bootstrap Observed Bootstrap Coef.

A national beverage company trade association sued Michigan earlier this year, arguing that the law violates that part of the U.S. Constitution's Commerce Clause, which prohibits states from passing laws which discriminate against interstate trade.