Global Spirits Manufacturing The Global Spirits Manufacturing industry is anticipated to sink over the five years to 2018 as a result of poor performance in Eastern Europe which outweighed modest growth of other regions. Spirit consumption in emerging markets such as Asia has grown while consumers in developed economies have increased expenditure on spirits by trading up to premium products. However, unfavorable trends hurt global trade and spirit expenditure in Eastern Europe’s key markets. Distilled spirits are discretionary goods and their demand is heavily influenced by disposable income levels. A growth in global disposable income over the past five years has fueled revenue growth in certain key regions. The industry is expected to recover over the next five years as Eastern Europe improves consumption levels and disposable incomes continue rising at the global level.
The Global Spirits Manufacturing industry consists of distilleries that purchase a range of ingredients, such as grains and sugar, and manufacture them into spirits. These spirits are bottled and sold to liquor wholesalers, bars, casinos, restaurants, hotels and other licensed retailers. This industry does not include manufacturers of beer and wine.
This report covers the scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities and success factors. Also included are five year industry forecasts, growth rates and an analysis of the industry key players and their market shares.
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