Exclusive report measuring the out-of-home social activity of consumers shows the scale of COVID damage in London, but more positive trends in Leeds and other cities
With rugby’s Six Nations due to start this weekend, CGA research shows the huge potential of sporting occasions to boost drinks sales in pubs and bars.
With one in five consumers drinking cocktails when out of home, wine can look for growth opportunities in the On Premise by playing into the mixed drinks category’s popularity
Out-of-home drinks sales saw a modest revival last week after COVID-19-related restrictions were lifted, CGA’s latest Drinks Recovery Tracker shows.
As long as people have visited the sector there have been external factors and cues which have driven choice
CGA Regional Director of North America Matt Crompton joined this week’s Wine & Spirits Daily Summit in San Diego to present the very latest outlet, sales, category and consumer trends.
Latest data from CGA highlights what can be expected when the channel reopens and provides detailed analysis of trends seen at the end of other periods of closure.
Although many US consumers kick off their new year opting for healthier drink choices, CGA’s OPUS research reveals that there are year-round opportunities for operators to make the most of this trend and highlights how suppliers can support their partners in maximizing the potential of these offerings.
Drinks sales continued to lag pre-pandemic trading last week, ahead of a much-needed lift to pubs, bars and restaurants from the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
The increasing cost of living may start to dampen consumers’ enthusiasm for eating and drinking out, CGA’s latest Consumer Pulse research suggests.
Energy drinks sales sales have been boosted as consumers get back to pre-COVID-19 drinking-out habits.
Canadian consumers are eager to make up for lost time in the On Premise when COVID-19 restrictions are relaxed, but operators and suppliers will first have to work hard to understand people’s new expectations if they are to grow their market share.
Tequila is one of the most popular Spirits globally, but North America is where it really demands attention. Its popularity has grown significantly in recent years, with the category evolving to meet different tastes and preferences. Ultimately this growth in popularity has led to greater pressure on production, leading to the potential of shortages in the past. However, for the most part, production issues have subsided – clearing the way for Tequila to continue its growth in the On Premise.
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