'The world's constantly changing, so although there are strategies that have worked in the past, we look at every market through a different lens.'
Here's the first of Global Drinks Intel's two-part preview of the trade show, looking at some of the exhibiting wine and spirits producers and brand owners.
While short-term challenges have impacted aged spirits in global travel retail, the channel remains a formidable growth driver for an expanding range of brands and categories.
Businesses cannot wait for the old on-premise model to return. Instead, they must adapt to a new definition of going out - one in which the quality and relevance of the experience matter more than frequency.
As consumer interest in wine weakens and costs continue to rise, the closure sector has been busy pushing the boundaries of performance and sustainability in the name of innovation.
The latest issue of Global Drinks Intel magazine is available now, exclusively to subscribers.
Ask an AI assistant to recommend a drink, and it's more likely to weigh up ingredients, sugar content, functional benefits, reviews and value than nostalgia or cultural symbolism.
The 2027 programme is the most comprehensive version of the Global Drinks Intel ESG Awards to date.
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'The new, refined packaging design [has been] built to better reflect the quality and character of the liquid inside, creating a stronger, more cohesive identity and a clearer navigation system for exploring the full Jefferson's portfolio.'
'Investments at this scale help fuel economic growth, create and sustain high-quality jobs, and reinforce our long-term commitment to the communities where we live and work.'
'South Africa in the UK is not an easy picture.'
'[South Australia's] iconic AUD2.4bn wine industry ... grapples with global oversupply, declining grape prices, shifting consumer demands and ongoing market pressures.'
Here’s a round-up of the new launches from spirits brand owners in the week commencing 21 September.
'The Bitter Nine is about celebrating the people who aren't afraid to have a little bite themselves.'
'If you're not grilling or drinking, you're probably not tailgating.'
'Seppelt holds a distinctive place in Australian wine - It's a positive move that keeps the brand in Victorian hands.'
Every month, not-for-profit organisation the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking rounds up the latest ESG-related efforts from its brand-owner members. Here’s what they’ve been up to so far in September.
'After seeing the response, we knew it was the cocktail that earned its can … '
'Investments in facilities like Los Angeles and Mira Loma help us strengthen our operations while creating and sustaining jobs and continuing to drive economic growth throughout California.'
'The world's constantly changing, so although there are strategies that have worked in the past, we look at every market through a different lens.'
Here's the first of Global Drinks Intel's two-part preview of the trade show, looking at some of the exhibiting wine and spirits producers and brand owners.
While short-term challenges have impacted aged spirits in global travel retail, the channel remains a formidable growth driver for an expanding range of brands and categories.
Businesses cannot wait for the old on-premise model to return. Instead, they must adapt to a new definition of going out - one in which the quality and relevance of the experience matter more than frequency.
'Right now, the biggest challenge is maintaining investment in, and prioritisation of, ESG activities.'
As consumer interest in wine weakens and costs continue to rise, the closure sector has been busy pushing the boundaries of performance and sustainability in the name of innovation.
A swelling population, new free trade agreements, accelerating premiumisation and signs of regulatory reform are all driving optimism about the long-term potential for premium and super-premium spirits in India.
'Doing the right thing should be enough, but if a company needs more incentive, then there it is - consumers care.'
Ask an AI assistant to recommend a drink, and it's more likely to weigh up ingredients, sugar content, functional benefits, reviews and value than nostalgia or cultural symbolism.
'Functional beer feels like a test bed market at the moment and we should be making full use of it.'
There is no doubting the demographic potential of countries such as Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa - but navigating these markets is highly complex thanks to structural volatility, distribution challenges and the dominance of local and artisanal products.
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