The capitals of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland are key markets for On Premise suppliers—but CGA by NielsenIQ’s research reveals some crucial differences in consumers’ habits and preferences in the two cities. Here are just six variations.
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Drinks sales in Britain’s On Premise have fluctuated widely over the last two weeks, with the heatwave bringing mixed fortunes for pubs, bars and restaurants.
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We all know about the perceived (and demonstrable) truth that brands are seeded and built in the On Premise before being grown and cultivated in the Off Premise, but, as that may well be, is there a place for loyalty in pubs, bars, clubs, and restaurants? And if so, what does it look like? Charlie Mitchell, research and insight director, explores…
CGA by NielsenIQ’s consumer research reveals an average visit to the On Premise typically consists of three drinks for Aussie consumers, with around half remaining loyal to their preferred drink serve and brand regardless of occasion and venue. However, amongst those who are less brand loyal, quality is the most influential factor for repeat purchases.
Recent hot weather has delivered both boosts and challenges for the On Premise, CGA by NielsenIQ’s Drinks Recovery Tracker shows.
Solid sales growth in restaurants, pubs and bars has helped Britain’s regional city centres to recover their vibrancy in the first six months of 2022, the latest ‘Top Cities’ research from CGA and Wireless Social shows.
Restaurant and pub groups’ delivery and takeaway sales continue to plateau after booming during COVID lockdowns, the latest CGA & Slerp Hospitality at Home Tracker reveals.
Rum sales have smashed through the £1bn-a-year barrier in the On Premise thanks to dynamic new brands and flavours and surging interest from younger consumers.
After a rollercoaster ride for the On Premise in the 12 months since ‘Freedom day’, CGA by NielsenIQ’s data shows that drinks sales are now neck-and-neck with pre-COVID-19 levels.
As the On Premise builds back from COVID around the world, it’s crucial for drinks suppliers to understand the nuances between territories. Here are six examples of how three markets—Ireland, France and the US—vary significantly.
With summer months in full swing, consumer preferences with seating and drink choices are shifting. CGA by NielsenIQ’s latest On Premise Impact Report looks into the latest sentiment among Canadians and their visits to bars and restaurants.
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