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Going for the gold: Miller Lite celebrates 50 years with gold cans
02 May 2025
✓ Miller Lite's striking new limited-time packaging gold cans are available now nationwide ✓ The brand is launching a sweepstakes where 21+ consumers can enter to win $500 prepaid cards and other
Brewing an icon: How Miller Lite’s unique taste changed the beer industry
25 Apr 2025
Miller Lite is in the midst of celebrating its 50th anniversary, with a new campaign already here and plenty more to come. But before the next announcement, we wanted to look back at what made the brand so iconic in the first place.
Gavin Hattersley announces his plan to retire
15 Apr 2025
Version française It was December 2002, and a plane carrying Gavin Hattersley, his wife and his two young sons landed in their new hometown of Milwaukee. Global brewing giant SAB had just acquired Mil
Miller High Life debuts ‘Soundtrack to the High Life’ with beer-infused vinyl record
08 Apr 2025
✓ Miller High Life is releasing a beer-infused vinyl record ✓ The limited-edition 25-minute album features original songs mixed in with the unmistakable sounds and atmosphere of a great dive bar ✓ The
Peroni Nastro Azzurro partners with celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis
04 Apr 2025
✓ Peroni Nastro Azzurro is teaming up with Giada De Laurentiis for a year-long culinary partnership, where she’ll share entertaining tips and new recipes ✓ De Laurentiis will bring her authentic Itali
Blue Moon Strengthens Lineup with New, Bolder Blue Moon Extra
03 Apr 2025
✓ Blue Moon Extra is aimed at the popular c-store singles market ✓ It’ll be launched with social media and c-store support ✓ The addition continues a busy year-and-a-half for the Blue Moon Family The
Miller Lite kicks off 50th anniversary celebrations with ‘Legendary Stories Start with a Lite’
21 Mar 2025
When Miller Lite launched in 1975, it was a new brand that created the then-unproven light beer category. Its success wasn’t guaranteed. But thanks to its fans, the original light beer ended up disrup
Keystone Light offering the ‘smoothest’ fishing prizes, including exclusive trips
06 Mar 2025
With warmer weather on the way, Keystone Light knows its fans are ready to get into a “gone fishing” state of mind. That’s why the brand is continuing its popular fishing promotion with chances for 21
Peroni makes red carpet splash with custom Judith Leiber Couture purse
04 Mar 2025
(Photo by Sara Jaye Weiss) Peroni Nastro Azzurro brought a taste of Italy to its appearance at the biggest movie awards show of the year, launching an evolution of its “Live Every Moment” campaign dur
How a 150-year-old brand became the fastest growing beer for legal drinking-age Gen-Z
26 Feb 2025
✓ Coors Banquet continues its impressive momentum, becoming a top 15 beer brand year-to-date in overall volume sales ✓ It is also the fastest-growing beer among legal drinking-age Gen Z ✓ To achieve t
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Company story – Quaker Oats
By Kiron Kasbekar | 08 Mar 2024
Quaker Oats is a company whose products I remember from my childhood days. Years before a foreign exchange crisis caused the Indian government to impose curbs on consumer product imports, we used to see a host of foreign brands in the Indian market. Including Quaker Oats, which I remember eating when I was a child, and which has been available for the past two decades or more.
