Jones Soda Co.


Recent Articles about Jones Soda Co.

What Can We Do to Attract Attention at Trade Shows?

By Christopher Caggiano |  Oct 1, 1997

When Peter van Stolk, CEO of Urban Juice & Soda, in Vancouver, B.C., attended a major beverage trade show in 1996, he knew his $2.6 million company--the m...  Read more

Brand New

By Christopher Caggiano |  Apr 1, 1997

Will this start-up be able to keep changing its brands to keep up with the ever-changing beverage market?  Read more

Anatomy of a Start-Up Collection

Nov 15, 2000

In Big Plans ," an article in the January 2001 issue of Inc. magazi...  Read more

Cool Juice, Hot Sales

Jan 1, 1998

Being unable to get your bottled drinks onto supermarket shelves may point you to more original outlets. Urban Juice & Soda, in Vancouver, B.C., can't aff...  Read more

CEO's Notebook

By Inc. staff |  Oct 1, 1997

This section focuses on topics and advice from various CEOs around the country on issues from employees to technology.  Read more

Packaging Designed by Customers

By Adam Baer |  Jul 1, 2010

A Dog's Life founder Todd Thedinga puts photos of customers' pets on his product packaging.  Read more

Why We Sold a Stake to Coke

By Seth Goldman |  Feb 5, 2008

Today, Honest Tea and Coca-Cola announced that the world's largest beverage company is buying a 40 percent stake in our much smaller enterprise. While Cok...  Read more

His Way

By Stephanie Clifford |  Feb 1, 2008

In which Chris Reed, the founder of a soda company, undertakes an initial public offering -- his way. What can go wrong does. What should go right doesn'...  Read more

University of Pennsylvania:
Bottled Water You Can Feel Good About

By Beth Sussman |  Mar 1, 2009

When Ben Lewis met the national beverage buyer for Whole Foods, the buyer was shocked to discover that the founder and CEO of Give Water was a sophomore a...  Read more

Confessions of an Entrepreneur's Wife

By Phaedra Hise |  Mar 1, 2006

She was proud to support her husband's dream of building a great business. But five years is a long time to watch someone focus on his company at the expense...  Read more