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PATH looks to be on the right track.

The aluminum bottled water brand claims it’s on course for break-even revenue this year, or early next year at the latest, as it is “rapidly approaching” a nine figure annual run rate.

That’s particularly impressive for a brand that encourages consumers to reuse their bottles. Co-founder and CEO Shadi Bakour told BevNET how the business did it.

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Liquid Death has traditionally been associated with music and attention-grabbing marketing stunts, but a new “seven-figure” investor will likely bring more visibility for the brand among professional sports fans.

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Orange liqueur Cointreau is stepping out of the backbar shadows and into the spotlight with its first ready-to-serve (RTS) line. 

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Alejandro González, managing partner of Redwood Group and Santatera Capital, explains how the fund chooses which food and beverage brands to back. He outlines why flavor matters most, what healthy margins look like, and how distribution drives growth. 

González also shares how Santatera supports founders with research, recruiting, governance, and supply chain expertise. He discusses what an ideal exit looks like for the fund and gives an inside look at why they recently invested in Sunnie, an allergen-free snack brand.

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