The optimism of Britain’s hospitality leaders rose in the second quarter of 2025 despite the arrival of new labour costs, the latest Business Confidence Survey from CGA by NIQ and Sona reveals.
Fresh research reveals how Polish consumers are engaging with bars, restaurants, and cafés—and what suppliers need to know to succeed in this dynamic market.
Hospitality’s staffing crisis goes beyond operational issues. In addition, it’s a brand-building problem. And the smartest drinks brands are paying attention.
The new GO Technology report, from leading hospitality tech provider Zonal, in partnership with CGA by NIQ, illustrates the importance of delivering on the fundamentals of guests’ meals and drinks out.
The Long Alcoholic Drinks (LAD) category has been a standout performer in the On Premise this year, and sport has been one of the key factors in its success.
Spirit sales continue to slow as financial caution continues to be second nature. Yet quality-led cocktails are keeping the category afloat, with cocktail lovers still showing up – and expecting excellence.
With beer losing share of sales to other BevAl categories in the US, new CGA by NIQ data spotlights state-by-state opportunities for suppliers to grow distribution.
Consumers across the Asia Pacific (APAC) region are increasingly moderating their alcohol consumption and seeking no and low alternatives to their favourite drinks in the On-Premise, new research from CGA by NIQ reveals.
Bursts of warm weather helped On Premise operators and suppliers to bring drinks sales level year-on-year in late July, CGA by NIQ’s latest Daily Drinks Tracker shows.
In tumultuous times, more and more consumers are turning towards local venues and brands when they drink out. Graeme Loudon uses CGA by NIQ’s latest research to show what it means for the On Premise and how suppliers can respond.
Top restaurant groups’ delivery and takeaway sales by value were virtually flat year-on-year in June 2025, according to the latest edition of CGA by NIQ’s Hospitality at Home Tracker.
The 2025 Fourth of July weekend delivered mixed results for the US On Premise, offering both high points and important lessons for drinks brand and suppliers. CGA by NIQ reveals how sales velocity peaked and dipped across this key holiday weekend.
Additional cost pressures from government policy around NICs and taxation combined with tough market conditions saw venue numbers fall in the first half of the year, with two premises closing every day for the first six months of 2025 – the new Hospitality Market Monitor from CGA by NIQ and AlixPartners, the global consulting firm, shows.
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