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The article reports that Romanian winery Cramele Recas is set to invest in a bottling line to boost its capacity to 20 million bottles per year.

A reprint of the article "Diageo Canada adds new RTD canning line" by Richard Woodard, which appeared in the online resource' May 6, 2015 issue, is presented.

A reprint of the article "PepsiCo opens new India beverage plant" by Andy Morton, which appeared in the online resource' April 8, 2015 issue, is presented.

The article discusses developments in the operation of brewery SABMiller as of mid-March 2015, particularly its focus on the African market. It claims that the firm constructed spirit production plants in Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Sudan, and bought a spirits business in Mozambique. Also cited are comment from SABMiller Africa managing director (MD) Mark Bowman on their operation and the financial performance of the company's African unit.

The article reports on the crowd sourcing project of Camden Town Brewery to expand its export business in 2015. Topics covered include the plan of the brewery to launch a new facility during the year. Also mentioned is the aim of the firm which was established in 2010 to have a yearly sale of 40 million pints in 2020.

This article discusses the plan of Jus de Fruits d'Alsace (JFA), a fruit and vegetable juice producer, to invest 15 million euros in a new polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottling line at its production plant in France, and mentions the comment of Francis Serfass of JFA regarding the investment.

A reprint of the article "Treasury Wine Estates Looks to Sell Wineries to Help Turnaround--reports," published on just-drinks.com on November 19, 2014 is presented. It discusses the possible move of Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) to sell some of its wineries and bottling plants to return to profit. It presents comments from TWE's chief executive officer Michael Clarke on the plans of the company. The move of the company to reduce its spend on trade-focused events is also noted.

A reprint of the article "The Coca-Cola Co to Offload Chicago Bottler Territory," published on just-drinks.com on November 19, 2014 is presented which reports on the plan of beverage manufacturer Coca-Cola Co. to grant bottling territory in Chicago, Illinois to a subsidiary of Reyes Holding.

The article discusses the investment in canning line capacity by Coca Cola Enterprises for its Grigny facility near Paris, France. Europe territory president Hubert Patricot underscores the plant's coverage of the French market and contribution to employment. The anchor bottler for Western Europe is also reported to have posted gains in year to date profits and sales.

The article reports on the increase in the net profits of British brewer SABMiller in the first half of 2014 that it has announced along with a warning that trading conditions will continue to become challenging. Topics discussed include the contribution of its businesses in Latin America and Africa to the increase, the slight decrease in the volumes of lager in Europe and Asia-Pacific and the growth of lager distribution in Africa and Latin America.

This article focuses on a number of events which happened in world beverage industry in October 20 on various years. In 2013, wine fair organiser Vinexpo cancelled a planned show in Beijing after failing to secure a licence from Chinese authorities. In 2009, Coca-Cola Co. confirmed the opening of a still beverage production plant in China. In 2006, Venezuelan employees at Coca-Cola Co. factories reportedly blocked access to all the company's plants amid a protest over workers' debts.

The article offers beer industry news briefs as of October 2014, reprinted from the journal's website, published on October 3, 2014. Topics discussed include suspension of production at Baltika Breweries' facilities in Russia by Carlsberg, plans of Constellation Brands to raise the capacity at its Corona brewery in Mexico, and analysis of decline of Russia's beer market with shut down of beverage processing plant by Anheuser-Busch InBev in Russia in 2010.

The article reports on the double-digit growth in the 2014 first-half sales of Chile-based Coca-Cola Andina bottler following its acquisition of Brazilian drinks firm Ipiranga. Topics discussed include the other factors that fueled the increase, the observed declining consumption levels in the company's four markets, and its future plans.

A reprint of the article "BrewDog's Spirit Offerings: A Theory," by Ian Buxton in the August 1, 2014 is presented. Topics discussed include the rivalry of the company with Diageo as the latter invested for a distillery, a potential peat-soaked gin that contains a minimum of 1 million parts per million of phenols and suggestive spirits brand names for the company like Mervellous Magic and Mushroom Mezcal.

The article reports on the construction of soft drink company Coca-Cola Co.'s plant at Harbin, Heilongjiang province in north-east China.

The article reports on beverage company Coca-Cola Enterprises' plan to open a new bottle production line at its Wakefield production site in England in September 2014.

The article discusses the release of wines from Te Pa Wines which include a 2013 Sauvignon Blanc, a 2013 Rose, a 2011 Pinot Noir and a 2013 Pinot Gris.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Distell ups West Africa interest with bottling plant launch," by Andy Morton, which appeared in the website just-drinks.com on June 12, 2014. It discusses the launch of a $5 million (m) alcoholic beverage bottling plant by alcoholic beverages producer Distell in Ghana to expand its market in West Africa. West African trading conglomerate Finatrade Group comments on the management and technical skills provided by the plant for employees.