Beverages

The selection of prospective breakout brands was chosen from 7-Eleven's "Next Up" showcase event, held last fall.

Consumers can win 150,000-plus prizes by scanning the Sip & Scan icon on cans and bottles.

The convenience stores feature walk-up coffee windows.

The Blueberry-Lavender Slurpee Lite is naturally flavored and contains no sugar.

The cash and stock transaction is valued at approximately $300 million.

The Fair Trade organic brew comes from the country's Huehuetenango region.

Eight of the top 10 brands in the New Product Pacesetters ranking are drinks.

The Fresh Blends program combines natural ingredients and innovative products with easy self-service.

A sweepstakes offers the chance to win daily prizes.

The boozy brews can be ordered from "The Beer Necessities" section of the retailer's 7Now mobile app in 18 cities nationwide.

They will be available exclusively as seasonal offerings to guarantee peak freshness and quality.

The new bigger, bolder look arrives in stores starting in May.

Project Coffee Hopz will be available for a limited time at 55 Sheetz stores.

Varieties include Strawberry Banana, Mango Pineapple and Orchard Berry.

The ready-to-use, pourable topping floats on top of beverages.

Portfolio relaunches with new formula, bottle design and integrated campaign.

The Dallas location is the first 7-Eleven store to include a Laredo Taco Company taqueria.

The first location in Dallas features a Laredo Taco Co., plus a wine and craft beer bar.

The retailer also introduces exclusive movie-themed products and shareable photo filters in anticipation of "Pokémon Detective Pikachu."

Sweepstakes gift codes appear on special packaging.

The limited-edition style commemorates the brand's 75-plus years on the market.

Video spots feature Ric Flair's trademark "Woo!" catchphrase as he rates breakfast deals.

The beverages are being sold initially in half-liter bottles in select cities.