Opal Nera, a sambuca-based dark liqueur, was created by Distillerie Francoli back in the 1980s, achieving great success globally. However, as competitor brands started to appear, its popularity was affected. 

Born in the spirit of New Orleans and voodoo healer Marie Laveau, Zapp’s® Evil Eye™ potato chips peer into your soul with the reverie of a mysterious, intense stare. 

The next thing for Ben & Jerry's is offering even more non-dairy flavors and a new base mix with sunflower butter. 

Pabst Brewing Company, best known for its Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) beer, is launching a new IPA. The Seabird beer is exclusive to the Midwestern U.S. region. 

Bazooka Candy Brands, a division of The Topps Company Inc., adds to its powerhouse portfolio with new Push Pop® Gummy Roll, a delicious gummy candy in a novel and fun-to-use dispenser.

Singer Rihanna's Fenty Beauty is coming out with new Snap Shadows mix-and-match eyeshadow palettes for spring.

New hand-brewed alcoholic kombucha brand Brewhaha launches with category-defining brand and packaging identity by drinks design specialist Denomination.

Opal Fruits was first launched in the U.K. in 1960, but were aligned with the global brand name Starburst in 1998. Since then there has been an increasing appetite for retro sweets — and a growing campaign on social media to bring back the popular fruity chews.

Too Cool for School's new vegan-friendly Caviar Lime line of skincare products features Caviar Lime or Finger Lime, a native, tube-shaped fruit of Australia with pearl-like citrus bubbles inside. 

clēēn:craft has launched a line of carbonated ready-to-drink adult alternative beverages. clēēn:craft is THC-free, has 2 mg of full-spectrum hemp extract per ounce and all-natural juices, resulting in sparkling beverages with premium taste and effect.