Sales in six months to end of December decline 1.7% to AUD124m (US$87.5m)No- & low-alcohol focus pays off; McGuigan Zero up 20%, Not Guilty at +18%Australian Vintage has maintained its full-year sales growth target of +5% to +8% despite a near-2% fall in sales from the first half of fiscal 2026.The McGuigan brand owner, which saw its sales in the 12 months to the end of June dip by 1%, reported a 1.7% top-line decline from the six months to the end of December. Despite the widening of the year-on-year gap, Australian Vintage said the performance was "in line with expectations". Whil
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