Drinks Recovery Tracker
Drinks sales up again as the sun shines
Drinks sales have outstripped pre-pandemic levels for the second week in a row, marking a significant milestone in the On Premise’s recovery.
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Drinks sales have outstripped pre-pandemic levels for the second week in a row, marking a significant milestone in the On Premise’s recovery.
A recent ‘No-shows, no more’ webinar from CGA, Zonal and Bums on Seats tackled the hot issue of guests failing to fulfil reservations, following exposure of the problem in the latest GO Technology report and the new #ShowUpForHospitality campaign. Here are some of the key takeaways.
The delivery and takeaway revolution prompted by COVID-19 lockdowns gives operators and suppliers opportunities for growth in the years ahead—but it also brings new risks to brand reputation.
Restaurants offered access to valuable insights into consumer behaviour via new monthly member report
CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index predicts further inflation in the months ahead and highlights operators’ need for help from suppliers
Mounting consumer confidence and staycations helped Britain’s leading managed pub, bar and restaurant groups to lift sales above pre-COVID-19 levels in August, the new edition of the Coffer CGA Business Tracker reveals.
Wine suppliers and producers face opportunities to drive On Premise sales for the year ahead as the channel recovers after a turbulent 18 months.
The Bank Holiday weekend, sunshine and staycations combined to lift drinks sales into growth on pre-COVID-19 levels for the first time in 2021 last week.
CGA’s analysis of On Premise sales data reveals the top ten beer, American whiskey, and rum brands have significantly increased their category share.
Une nouvelle étude de CGA fait état d’une croissance des parts du marché des boissons et de la popularité des marques artisanales
A special webinar by Zonal, CGA and Bums on Seats looking at the damaging impact that customer no-shows have on Operators. Join us on Tuesday 14th September 11:00 am BST.
Emmerdale’s Woolpack is the cheapest pub in TV’s top soaps, while regulars at the Queen Vic in Eastenders pay most for a pint.
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