The Week in Alcohol - All you need to know
Global Drinks Intel
Reporting on the latest developments and trends in the world's drinks industry, featuring analysis, commentary and data.
On Global Drinks Intel this week...
Campari Group has commenced an “organisational restructuring” process that will include a review of its current employee base.
The parent company of Suntory Global Spirits has posted a 1% lift in sales from its combined alcohol businesses for the 12 months of last year.
As ever at this time of year, social media feeds and opinion pieces are full of prophecies and projections around the latest trends that are poised to take the on-premise by storm. But, breaking through into the consciousness of the mainstream masses is a difficult task. Will 2025 be the year in which cut-through innovation takes a back seat?
The no- & low-alcohol category is growing increasingly sophisticated and better defined as innovation abounds and mindful drinking goes mainstream.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has added its voice to the rising demand for cancer-related warning labels to feature on alcoholic beverages, this time in Europe.
Cognac brand owners have been prevented from refilling their stock levels in China’s global travel retail sales channel since the end of last year, Global Drinks Intel has learned.
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 in February.
Constellation Brands has made another move in the alcohol-free arena, purchasing a minority holding in US-based functional ready-to-drink brand Hiyo.
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