On Premise drinks sales were back at pre-pandemic patterns in the aftermath of the Jubilee celebrations last week.
Supply chain challenges, food security, investment, workforce skills and hospitality’s role in levelling-up were all on the agenda at UK Hospitality’s summer conference in London in May.
The new ‘Mixed Drinks Report’ from CGA by NielsenIQ shows how the cocktail market is set to flourish again over the rest of 2022 and beyond—and reveals what suppliers and operators need to do to stay ahead of the game.
Like-for-like sales at Britain’s leading managed restaurant, pub and bar groups in May were just 0.1% ahead of the pre-COVID-19 levels of 2019, the latest Coffer CGA Business Tracker reveals.
Food-led occasions have driven visits over the past month, signature serves are a popular choice for more than half of cocktail drinkers and satisfaction levels with visits are high despite consumers seeing price increases on alcoholic drinks.
As drinks operators and suppliers lay down strategies for the football World Cup later this year, a new CGA report provides the market knowledge needed to take full advantage.
On Premise drinks sales were lifted by the long Jubilee weekend, with spirits sales achieving the biggest boost.
April edition of the CGA and Prestige Foodservice Price Index shows a third consecutive month of double-digit inflation
The global cocktail market has performed strongly following the re-opening of the On Premise sector, with drinkers keen to enjoy what they had not been able to experience at home due to COVID-19 restrictions in place.
Last week’s two Bank Holidays lifted sales for Britain’s pubs, bars and restaurants, CGA by NielsenIQ’s latest trading data shows—but street parties dented trading over the weekend.
CGA’s On Premise Consumer Pulse checks in with 500 New Zealand On Premise visitors every month to understand their recent behaviour, how they feel about the channel (including any COVID-19 restrictions) and their intentions for visits in the month ahead.
Although Mother’s Day sees a greater uplift in the US On Premise, Father’s Day still experiences a significant uptick in visitation – particularly amongst younger consumers. Looking ahead, consumers are also making travel plans for summer with the majority booking domestic holidays.
Acquisition establishes the first complete view of the on and off-premise market
Consumers are returning confidently to pre-COVID habits in Mexico’s On Premise, with the revival of travel and festivals likely to deliver more boosts to spending this summer.
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