What would Janus, the two-faced Roman god of transition the month of January was named after, make of the changeover from 2024 to ’25? Most likely he’d throw his hands up in despair!The past year has been marked by worsening conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, extreme weather events, rising inflation, tax hikes, increased regulation, soaring costs and tariff rises, and looks set to make way for more of the same in 2025.Throw into the mix the volatility and chaos a protectionist Donald Trump-led US may bring, and there seems little light on the horizon for the alcoholic beverage indus
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