Tariff pressures are reshaping pricing strategies, with some importers absorbing costs and others pivoting to premium positioning or domestic alternativesMindful consumption is rising, with consumers prioritising health, authenticity and lifestyle alignment over volumeNo/low-alcohol, lighter-style drinks and cannabis products are gaining groundTraditional spirits categories, such as whiskey/whisky and vodka, are stagnant or decliningPremixed cocktails and RTDs are showing double-digit growthThe alcohol industry is enduring a very challenging period of considerable volatility in its most import
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