Beverage alcohol ecommerce value to grow by a third over the next five years, despite weaker macroeconomic outlook
IWSR data shows consumer drivers for purchasing online are starting to shift in favour of value-seeking, as costs of living increase
IWSR data shows consumer drivers for purchasing online are starting to shift in favour of value-seeking, as costs of living increase
Germany dominates no-alcohol volumes, but the greatest innovation in the no-alcohol space is to be found in smaller dynamic markets
New IWSR data reinforces alcohol’s resilience and status as an affordable luxury, as value growth significantly outpaces volume growth
IWSR analyses how alcohol consumption in the UK has changed between the Golden Jubilee year of 2002, the Diamond Jubilee of 2012, and this year’s Platinum Jubilee.
New technology and the fast-growing no-alcohol segment are fuelling the rise of alcohol adjacencies in the US
No/low alcohol continues to outperform full-alcohol and increase share of the total beverage alcohol market
IWSR analyses the key drivers that will shape the global market landscape in 2022
Younger legal-drinking-age consumers drive shift from ‘traditional’ ecommerce channels to more ‘modern,’ app-led online platforms
IWSR analyses the evolving ecommerce landscape as brand owners increasingly invest in the channel
IWSR analyses how channel distribution and marketing plans for no/low spirits may change as the on-premise returns in key markets
Significant premiumisation opportunities exist, but need to be adapted to market nuance
Beverage alcohol volume to grow over +2% in Asia Pacific in 2021
In some markets, Covid-19 prompted an unexpected shift in select spirits & wine categories, either reversing long-term declines or boosting growth paths.
Nostalgic flavours such as peanut butter, lemonade and chocolate have become increasingly popular during the pandemic. IWSR looks at how the trend is manifesting in different beverage categories.
Strong performances in China and the US have shielded multinational drinks companies from the fallout of Covid-19 in recent months. IWSR examines the reasons why.