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Black Rifle Coffee Company said it’s right on target for 2025 – even if the numbers don’t seem to be all that great at a glance. But with energy drinks now on shelves and retail handing the company some strong numbers, it has its scope set on growth.

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Though the company stole some big headlines with its acquisition of Alani Nu at the beginning of 2025, Celsius has endured a “slow start” to the year in the words of Chairman and CEO John Fieldly this morning.

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Gopuff is going big – so to speak. The ecommerce grocery platform launched GoXL this week, a new line of multipack and bulk items available for home delivery via the company’s app.

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Bestselling author and TV personality Katie Lee Biegel discusses her journey into the organic wine business as the co-founder of Kind of Wild. She reflects on the evolution of the food and beverage industry, the power of in-person and digital consumer engagement, and why authenticity – not the “celebrity chef” label – is at the heart of her approach to food, wine, and business.

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