Energy Drinks
January 20, 2026
Monster Energy Returns as Official Partner for 25th X Games Aspen; Snowmobile Events Reinstated
Monster Energy has confirmed its continued sponsorship as the official energy drink partner for X Games Aspen 2026, marking the event's 25th consecutive year at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen Snowmass, Colorado.
January 20, 2026
Casey’s Secures First Access to Monster Energy’s Patriotic 'Ultra Red, White and Blue Razz'
The collaboration centres on the launch of a new limited-edition flavour, Monster Ultra Red, White and Blue Razz, which has debuted early at Casey’s and CEFCO locations ahead of a wider national rollout.
January 20, 2026
Red Bull Permanently Reinstates Fan-Favorite 'Iced' and 'Peach' Editions Nationwide
Red Bull has announced the strategic reintroduction of two highly requested flavour profiles to its permanent portfolio. Starting today, the energy drink giant is rolling out Red Bull Iced Edition and Red Bull Peach Edition to retailers nationwide.
January 16, 2026
WHO Urges Governments to Hike Taxes on Alcohol and Sugary Drinks as Affordability Fuels Health Crisis
The reports highlight a disconnect between corporate profitability and public health costs, noting that while the combined market for these beverages generates billions in profit
January 14, 2026
Circle K Secures Exclusive Launch of Monster Energy 'Ultra Punk Punch' Ahead of National Rollout
Global convenience retailer Circle K has announced a strategic retail exclusive with energy giant Monster Energy, securing the initial launch rights for a new flavour innovation: Ultra Punk Punch.
January 7, 2026
Monster Energy Summons 'Voodoo Grape' with Exclusive New Orleans Carnival Launch
The launch employs a hyper-localised go-to-market strategy, debuting exclusively in New Orleans to coincide with the official start of the Carnival season.
January 6, 2026
Red Bull Targets 'Quitter's Day' with Strava Challenge and NSF-Certified Zero Sugar Push
Red Bull is launching a strategic digital activation designed to combat the phenomenon known as "Quitter's Day" (9 January), the date by which most New Year's resolutions historically fail.
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