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India-UK FTA draws mixed response from liquor industry over Scotch duty cutsThe India-UK Free Trade Agreement is set to begin on July 15. Alcoholic beverage makers welcome the pact, expecting increased trade and a b...- High spirits, higher hopes: European wines and whiskies set to get cheaper in IndiaEuropean wines and whiskies are set to become more affordable for Indian consumers. An India-European Union free trade agreement will reduc...
- Policy limbo leaves Delhi liquor sales on a roller coasterProlonged delays in finalising a new liquor policy since late 2022 have led to unstable liquor consumption trends in Delhi, with overall sa...
- Raise a toast: Liquor outlets get into the Diwali spirit lock, stock & barrelLiquor stores are significantly increasing whiskey, rum, gin, and vodka inventories, anticipating record Diwali sales driven by positive co...
- Liquor bottles may carry stronger health warnings; FSSAI in talksThe FSSAI is in early discussions with liquor companies to implement new warning labels on alcohol bottles. Bombay High Court also issued a...
- Delhi’s plan of quota-based stocking of spirits riles mid-size local alcobev companiesA unique proposal by Delhi government corporations to introduce a fixed quota-based liquor stocking policy has faced objections from mid-si...
- Consistent policies will help improve ease of doing business: Bacardi India MD Vinay GolikeriVinay Golikeri, MD of Bacardi India, said ease of business would improve with consistent regulatory policies across states. Bacardi India i...
- Delhi airport will soon cheer up domestic flyers with two new liquor vendsThis initiative aims to help Delhi regain share of domestic liquor sales following the closure of the private-operated premium liquor store...
- G20 Summit: Liquor companies bet on in-home stocking for sales increase ahead of weekend shutdownLiquor companies are hoping that people in Delhi will have drinks at home when the city shuts down for G20 summit. While bars and restauran...
- Sanjay Dutt invests in alcobev startup Cartel & BrosActor Sanjay Dutt, along with other investors, has invested in Cartel & Bros, which plans to import and retail a range of liquor brands suc...
- Tipplers are back in the bar with a bangThe 'on-trade' channel that includes bars, restaurants, hotels, nightclubs, shrank to about 10% of the overall share in 2020 - it's histori...
- Eating out, buying alcohol to get 30% costlier in Delhi"If on-premise places like restaurants, clubs and hotels have to buy at full MRP now, there will be menu price hike by 20-30%," said Rahul ...
- Alcobev industry body ISWAI writes to state govts on excise policy & allowing home deliveryCiting “extra ordinary inflationary pressures,” ISWAI has flagged that record increase in costs of input materials including extra neutral ...
- Delhi govt's new excise policy will boost revenue, trade of alcoholic beverages: ISWAIIn a letter, the body has also sought an appointment with Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal to put their case concerning the new policy.
- Delhi govt’s move to lower drinking age to propel Delhi in big league alcobev market: Industry executives“Lowering the age to 21 is progressive and pragmatic. In any case, underage consumers were breaking the law in unsupervised spaces like hou...
- Delhi Govt’s proposals for liquor discriminatory: Delhi Alcobev Association“These suggestions, if implemented, would neither augment state excise duty revenue nor ensure equitable access to liquor supply. The sugge...
- Dining-out sector is reinventing itself from scratch as it readies a new roadmapBattered by six-month shutdown, restaurants are restrategising to gain consumer confidence with physical distancing, safety measures
- Medusa Beverages diversifies into fashion retail to engage with customers beyond beerThis is not the first time a beer maker has diversified into fashion apparel to build its brand in a market where liquor advertising is ban...
- Brewers seek nod for home deliveryAiba, which represents 83 manufacturing breweries including United Breweries, Carlsberg, Bira, and Molson & Coors, has proposed creating sp...
- UBL benefit trust sells its entire stake for Rs 285 crUnited Breweries today said its benefit trust has sold its entire shareholding, constituting 2.36 per cent of paid-up equity in the company.
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