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Consumers are set to prioritise eating and drinking out in their spending after lockdown, but remain cautious about longer term financial impacts of the pandemic.
The ‘Premiumisation: Change, Challenge and Opportunity’ report sets out major trends in premium drinks and identifies opportunities for operators and suppliers to increase sales of them.
CGA’s On Premise Measurement service has recorded a 5.9% drop in the volume of wine sold through the On Premise over 2019.
Cider volumes in the On Premise have slipped by 1.5% in the 12 months of 2019, CGA’s On Premise Measurement service shows.
As CGA’s BrandTrack shows consumers that beer remains our national drink, with nearly half (48%) of all British adults now drinking it out-of-home in 2019.
Soft drinks have a 23.2% share of total wet sales in the On Premise in 2019, CGA’s On Premise Measurement service shows
The spirits category has recorded growth of 7.2% or £482m over the last 12 months of 2019, CGA’s On Premise Measurement service shows.
If you missed CGA’s sell-out Peach 2020 Conference late last year, or want a recap to jog your memory, you can now download our in-depth wrap of the day.
If you missed CGA’s sell-out Peach 2020 Conference, or want a recap to jog your memory, you can now download our in-depth wrap of the day.
A new study from CGA and Harrison has revealed that UK sports arenas and stadiums are falling short of customer expectations.
If you missed CGA’s sell-out Peach 2020 Conference late last year, or want a recap to jog your memory, you can now download our in-depth wrap of the day.
Consumers in Metropolitan Melbourne are eager to return to eating and drinking out, but anxiety over safety is likely to trigger significant short-term changes in their habits.
On Premise consumers are going online to get their alcoholic drinks in increasing numbers over lockdown, CGA reveals in ‘The Future of E-commerce’, an exclusive new survey of the market.
Hospitality leaders are optimistic about the long-term future of the sector and its role in the UK’s economic recovery—but urgent support is needed to sustain businesses through to reopening.
An overwhelming majority of festival-goers who have received refunds on their tickets for 2020 say they will rebook tickets for next year, new research commissioned by Brothers and the UK Festival Awards reveals.
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