Phil White, former IROC director who now runs Kingdom Games, is one of 12 people worldwide who have been nominated for the World Open Water Swimming Association (WOWSA) Man of the Year.
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Are hops making a comeback in Vermont?
The rise of craft brewing in the 1980s, and its subsequent explosion, have caused recent shortages of hops. Professor Heather Darby of the University of Vermont has been working on bringing hops back to the state with cooperation from local brewers like Brian Cook of Kingdom Brewing in Newport Center and the Vermont Brewers Association.
Food Truckin'
A ‘pilot to a pilot program’ for food trucks may offer some insight into how the booming industry would fit into Somerville.
Entrepreneurial Brands Wade Through the Pricing Game
Recent news that big soda companies like PepsiCo and the Coca-Cola Co., Inc. are planning to take price increases to compensate for supplier costs has left smaller companies wondering how they should keep up.
Juice: Halfway Home; Stevia Blends Start to Fit In
It seemed like a perfect fit: an all-natural zero-calorie sweetener, the first of its kind, cutting into the sugar and calories of juices without losing any of the sweetness.
Even with their complementary natural auras, stevia-sweetened mid-calorie and low-calorie juices been were slow to get off the ground. But it looks like they’ve finally arrived.
5-Hour Energy Takes Lawsuit Against On Go Energy Shot to Federal Court
Innovation Ventures LLC, the makers of 5-Hour Energy, are claiming $90,000 in damages over stolen trade secrets in a U.S. District Court lawsuit against Aspen Fitness Inc., which makes On Go Energy Shot, according to an article on crainsdetroit.com.