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India’s brandy boom still feels uncool. Liquor cos want to give it a makeoverBrandy, a spirit deeply entrenched in South India's culture and cinema, is now undergoing a national makeover. Despite being India's second...- Liquor stocks have macro tailwinds, but will FTAs become a problem? 6 liquor stocks with an upside potential of up to 26%Supply chain disruptions caused by the US-Israel-Iran conflict have a second-order impact on several industries. The liquor sector is no ex...
- Run, rave, repeat! Wellness turns social for Gen ZGen Z embraces wellness through social activities like pickleball and dance workouts. Brands are set to sponsor these events in 2026. Physi...
- Trump's tariffs set to drive up bar bills and cut booze jobsUS President Donald Trump's tariffs will lead to higher prices for drinks, job losses, and the disappearance of numerous imported brands fr...
- Trump's tariffs set to drive up bar bills and cut jobsTrump's reciprocal tariffs, including a 25% levy on beer imports and higher EU alcohol duties, threaten U.S. bar menus, sales, and jobs. In...
- Price hikes offer chance for Guinness rivals as Diageo pushes zero alcohol brewGuinness, Diageo's flagship stout, faces growing competition in the UK as pubs and drinkers seek alternatives due to price hikes. Rivals li...
- United Spirits invests in non-alcoholic and coffee-based alcohol companies to fuel new growthThe company will acquire 15% in V9 Beverages that markets and sells India’s first distilled non-alcoholic spirit brand Sober Gin, Sober Rum...
- Non-alcohol is the only market segment with positive momentum in several markets including India - IWSRThe non-alcohol market segment is experiencing growth due to an increase in no-alcohol drinkers in key markets like India, China, the UK, a...
- Qatar Football World Cup: No alcohol sales at stadium sitesThe expected announcement comes two days before the kickoff of the Qatar World Cup, the first to be hosted in a Middle Eastern nation. Majo...
- Budweiser stalls to be less prominent at World Cup stadiumsFour years ago in Russia, a Budweiser beer stand had one of the most prominent positions for sponsors outside Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow wh...
- Qatar to allow beer sales at World Cup games 3 hours before kickoffThis year's World Cup is the first to be held in a Muslim country with strict controls on alcohol, presenting unique challenges for organis...
- FIFA, Qatar prepare beer policy for soccer fans at World CupHospitality packages offering "premium beverages" at stadiums have been sold since February 2021 but a policy for most fans at the eight ve...
- Anheuser-Busch InBev to enter energy drink market in IndiaThis is part of the Belgian drink and brewing company's wider strategy to focus on non-alcoholic and premium beverages that now accounts fo...
- Budweiser is now the largest brand in our Indian portfolio: Anheuser-Busch InBev Asia UnitThe Belgian drink and brewing company, which produces a fourth of the world’s beers, generated more than a third of its sales from premium ...
- Alcohol will be available to football fans in 2022 World Cup stadiums, if you can afford itIt is a crime to be intoxicated in public in Qatar, and there is zero tolerance for drink driving.
- How beer has swung from super-strong to zilch - in alcohol contentOne reason for the appearance of 0% beer is millennials who are looking for a drink with low calories, carbs & sugar.
- More non-alcoholic beer coming your wayUnited Breweries (UB), controlled by Heineken, is launching Heineken 0.0, a zero-alcohol version of the beer brand, while AB InBev will rol...
- In dry Gujarat, liquor companies to fight over no-alcohol beerTwo largest brewers United Breweries & Anheuser-Busch InBev will soon enter Gujarat with non-alcoholic beer.
- Soon, UB might serve you zero-alcohol beerThe majority stakeholder in UB, Dutch-brewer Heineken recently launched an alcohol-free version of its namesake beer with half the calories...
- Heineken chief Jean-François van Boxmeer & Vijay Mallya have enormous respect for each other: Samar Singh Sheikhawat, UBLHeineken chief spoke on a range of topics including the rapidly changing beer market in India, the stiff regulations and why he doesn’t for...
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