Bubbly outlook: Growth is likely to be driven by demand for home delivery and demographic shifts Abstract Online Alcohol Retailing in the UK This industry covers companies that sell packaged beer, wine and spirits exclusively over the internet. It excludes firms that also have a bricks-and-mortar presence. This...
Higher alcohol sales : Recovering disposable income is anticipated to support revenue growth in the current year Abstract Off-Licences in the UK Operators in this industry are specialised retailers licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption off the premises. The industry does not include...
Spirited growth: A recovering economy is expected to boost consumer spending and per capita expenditure on alcohol, supporting industry growth Abstract Online Beer, Wine & Liquor Sales Revenue for the Online Beer, Wine and Liquor Sales industry has skyrocketed over the five years to 2019, due in part...
Full glass: The easing of COVID-19 restrictions is expected to result in industry revenue growing in 2021-22 Abstract Pubs & Bars in the UK Pubs and bars prepare and serve beverages for consumption on their own premises. The industry only includes individuals and companies that operate pubs. Companies...
In what was an unprecedented and extraordinary year, alcoholic drinks in Norway registered a record increase in volume sales in 2020 and ironically benefitted from COVID-19. Overall, there was a double-digit increase in volume sales. However, on-trade suffered a steep decline. That being said, even in normal times, on-trade in Norway registers...
Overall volume sales of alcoholic drinks in Finland were down slightly in 2020. A sharp fall in the on-trade was counterbalanced by a pick-up in the much larger off-trade channel. Retail sales were up due to closures and restrictions in the on-trade and a cut in private imports, which account for a substantial share of alcoholic drinks consumption...
Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, alcoholic drinks recorded a double-digit total volume decline, with a significant decline seen in the on-trade. Lockdown periods in the country required restaurants, bars and similar venues to close their doors, leading to a substantial decline in sales. When venues were open, ongoing restrictions such...
Algeria, already fragile economically and politically, has now been facing a new crisis: the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020, the lockdown implemented by the government in order to contain the virus spread, has negatively been affecting both the offer and the demand. Indeed, the market supply is disturbed by the lack of staff, transport issues...
Alcoholic drinks was strongly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, with the absence of tourists due to travel restrictions and strict national lockdown measures, including the closure of horeca outlets, leading to a considerable overall decline in total volume sales of alcoholic drinks for the year. Furthermore, with prices dropping...
The Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Administration Reform as well as the Moroccan National Police undertook various operations to strengthen controls at drinking venues at the end of the review period to curb the illegal importation of alcohol where the correct taxes, customs fees, and import duties were not paid, as well as cracking down...