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An understanding of the cocktail market within the Ireland On Premise. CGA’s consumer data highlights the key trends, consumers and opportunities within this evolving area of the market.
With noticeable inflation increases across 2022 and subsequent cost of living rises, it is essential to understand how this has impacted Canada’s consumers already and how it will impact them moving forward.
Soaring costs and economic uncertainty have severely dented confidence in Britain’s hospitality sector, new research from CGA by NielsenIQ and Fourth reveals.
The latest research in the Australian On Premise, highlighting key trends and how they compare to a global perspective.
Hospitality has made steady recovery from the challenges of COVID-19 and while nightclubs have faced turbulence and restrictions, it’s a pertinent moment for the segment as a crucial annual trading period is fast approaching.
Following significant demand and feedback from clients, CGA have launched the Channel Strategy Study for the US for a third time. The study provides insights and clarity for suppliers on where the opportunity for their brands/categories lie and how they need to tailor tactics to win in specific channels.
Understanding the relationship between food provenance and the out of home market, therefore enabling food producers to elevate their voice within the Out-Of-Home market.
Britain’s licensed sector – the universe of pubs, bars restaurants, cafes and hotels – saw a net decline of one closure every hour in the third quarter of 2022, the latest Hospitality Market Monitor from CGA and AlixPartners reveals.
With more than half of US states legalizing both online and retail betting, while another eight states have legalized one type or another – betting is becoming more prominent amongst avid sports fans in the US On Premise.
Dopo le difficoltà che il COVID-19 ha avuto sul mercato italiano, la nuova ricerca CGA by NielsenIQ sui Barmen evidenzia il forte potenziale per una carriera di lunga durata ed esplora le opportunità per i fornitori di reclutare sostenitori per tutta la vita.
After the headwinds COVID-19 has brought upon the Italian hospitality market, new CGA by NielsenIQ Bartender research highlights the strong potential for long-lasting careers and explores the significant opportunities for suppliers to recruit life-long brand advocates.
Mixed drinks saw a significant uptick in sales following the reopening of the channel following COVID-19 lockdowns, as consumers looked to make up for lost time and partake in the drinks they struggled to recreate at home. This desire for more complex serves has not diminished this year, with interest in Cocktails remaining high across the 11 European markets surveyed in CGA’s OPUS research.
New CGA by NielsenIQ bartender and consumer research shows that bartenders are optimistic for the future, and their influence on consumer choice in bars and restaurants can be shaped by suppliers to capture long-term brand engagement.
Eine neue Barkeeper- und Konsumentenstudie von CGA by NielsenIQ zeigt, dass Barkeeper nach den Auswirkungen der COVID-19-Pandemie auf das deutsche Gastgewerbe optimistisch in die Zukunft blicken und ihr Einfluss auf die Wahl der Konsumenten in Bars und Restaurants von den Herstellern genutzt werden kann, um eine langfristige Markenbindung zu erreichen.
While Whiskey and Vodka remain firmly planted at the top spots in the category, as the only major Spirit category to show share growth thus far into 2022, Tequila’s growth is outpacing its counterparts in more than one price tier. CGA by NielsenIQ’s latest report explores the category’s growth and trends over the year.
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