Premiumisation continues across beverage alcohol, but shows signs of slowing down in Q4 2022 onwards
IWSR data shows early signs of down-trading in select categories
IWSR data shows early signs of down-trading in select categories
IWSR data shows consumer drivers for purchasing online are starting to shift in favour of value-seeking, as costs of living increase
In addition to reducing the impact of packaging and production processes, brands are increasingly examining the impact of their raw ingredients, too
RTD category value will increase by an additional US$11.6bn over the next five years
IWSR analyses the drivers for premiumisation in recent years and how the current economic climate may impact the trend
IWSR analyses the drivers and outlook of the global beer category
IWSR data shows that pricing strategies by category, demographic and market will be more critical than ever for 1–5-year business growth plans.
Although the cider market faces two main challenges in the years ahead, its outlook is relatively buoyant
As the gin boom cools in established markets such as the UK and Spain, growth opportunities emerge in a number of non-traditional markets, including Brazil and India.
New IWSR data reinforces alcohol’s resilience and status as an affordable luxury, as value growth significantly outpaces volume growth
IWSR findings show that delivery speed is now a key battleground for online alcohol sales
Significant variations have developed both across and within markets in how different consumer groups shop online and what their priorities are
Key take-aways from IWSR's LinkedIn Live Briefing on the outlook of the no/low-alcohol market
IWSR's analysis of global beverage alcohol category share 2010-21 presents a detailed picture with subtle regional variations
No/low alcohol continues to outperform full-alcohol and increase share of the total beverage alcohol market