Caliwater Announces Relaunch Backed by Vanessa Hudgens and Oliver Trevena
Vanessa Hudgens and Oliver Trevena
California-based cactus water brand Caliwater is set to relaunch this month with a new founding team that includes actor/filmmaker Oliver Trevena and actress Vanessa Hudgens.
Trevena was an early investor and small equity owner in Caliwater, which debuted in 2014, before later buying the brand and trademark from co-founder Matt McKee. Where the early iteration of Caliwater was packaged in Tetra Pak cartons, the relaunch reflects a new vision for the brand including new formulations and flavors, a move to 12 oz. slim cans and a focus on functionality and versatile use occasions.
Opponents of a Feb. 1 coup that ousted an elected government led by Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi have kept up their campaign against the military coup.
Myanmar security forces opened fire on Thursday on a pro-democracy protest by medical workers in the city of Mandalay, causing some casualties, media said. Opponents of a Feb. 1 coup that ousted an elected government led by Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi have kept up their campaign against the military this traditional New Year week with a series of actions and marches. Medical workers, some of whom have been at the forefront of the campaign against the coup, gathered in the second city of Mandalay early but troops soon arrived to disperse them, opening fire and detained some people, the Mizzima news agency said.
After COVID, Swiss group plots future for science, diplomacy
JAMEY KEATEN, Associated Press
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FILE-In this April 6, 2017 taken photo former Nestle s Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe speaks during the general meeting of the world s biggest food and beverage company, Nestle Group, in Lausanne, Switzerland. Peter Brabeck, a former chairman and CEO of Nestle who was tapped by the Swiss government to lead GESDA, used COVID-19 as example how advance planning could help head off health crises in the future: He said mRNA vaccine technology being used now to fight the pandemic has been around a decade. (Laurent Gillieron/Keystone via AP)Laurent Gillieron/AP
Swiss program plots post-COVID future for science, diplomacy
JAMEY KEATEN, Associated Press
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1of3FILE - In this March 30, 2010 file picture the globe of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, is illuminated outside Geneva, Switzerland. With COVID-19, the race to space and climate change high on many minds, a new “do tank” in Geneva bankrolled by the Swiss government is gearing up to develop long-term projects like creating a global court for scientific disputes and a Manhattan Project-style effort to rid excess carbon from the atmosphere.Anja Niedringhaus/APShow MoreShow Less
2of3FILE-In this April 6, 2017 taken photo former Nestle s Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe speaks during the general meeting of the world s biggest food and beverage company, Nestle Group, in Lausanne, Switzerland. Peter Brabeck, a former chairman and CEO of Nestle who was tapped by the Swiss government to lead GESDA, used COVID-19 as example how advance
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Pabst and the San Antonio Street Art Initiative are joining forces for a mural crawl this April.Courtesy of Giant Noise Show MoreShow Less
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Pabst and the San Antonio Street Art Initiative are joining forces for a mural crawl this April.Courtesy of Giant Noise Show MoreShow Less
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It’s been a buzzy year for Pabst. The company, which owns Texas staple Lone Star Brewing, has recently rolled out a series of new art initiatives, including a Southtown gallery and a series of fun new brews featuring local art.
“Everything we do, we want to regionalize it and localize it as much as possible and celebrate the artistry and beauty that Texas has to offer,” said Lone Star brand manager Daniel Crawford.