As wine’s core consumer ages and new recruits are put off by the category’s perceived lack of accessibility, RTDs have gained momentum, boosted by their convenience, flavour innovation and appeal to younger LDA drinkers. How can the wine industry stem the tide?| IWSR
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After a difficult year for beverage alcohol in 2024, when total beverage alcohol (TBA) volumes declined by -1% and revenue gains were elusive, with value up by +1%, brand owners are facing up to an ever more complex and changeable marketplace.| IWSR
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Moderation – for both health-related and economic reasons – is a significant driver of reduced alcohol consumption and spend, but the picture is a nuanced one, with diverse motivations and behaviours around the world.| IWSR
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Budgets for alcohol are shrinking in many markets, thanks to cost-of-living concerns and the moderation trend, but affluent consumers appear more insulated – and Gen Z is making a comeback, according to Bevtrac, IWSR’s longitudinal consumer sentiment tracker.| IWSR
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Beverage alcohol brand owners will need to display agility and adaptability in order to unlock growth in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region in the years ahead, as shifting dynamics bring fresh opportunities across India and Southeast Asia in particular.| IWSR
The buoyant no-alcohol category in the US is poised for continued strong growth in the years ahead, fuelled by a combination of moderation trends, a well-established but expanding no-alcohol beer segment, recruitment of new consumers, and dynamic growth for zero-alcohol spirits, RTDs and alcohol adjacents. No-alcohol enjoyed a strong year in the US in […]| IWSR
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RTDs have become a vital growth engine for beverage alcohol in recent years – but the ways in which brand owners are using innovation is evolving as the category matures| IWSR
A recovering global on-trade is key to the revival of beverage alcohol across key markets, but how do you obtain a clear and consistent measure of this notoriously fragmented and elusive channel?| IWSR
Beverage alcohol fell short of forecasted expectations in 2024 as key markets around the world underperformed, impacted by a move away from super-premium spirits, ongoing weakness in the Chinese market and wine’s long-term structural decline.| IWSR
The global drinks industry is facing a “subdued but opportunity-rich” trading environment in 2025, with five key trends set to shape the year ahead, according to the latest research from IWSR, the global authority on beverage alcohol data and intelligence.| IWSR
