All Drink articles – Page 19
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Matthew Clark joins VAT Club
Matthew Clark, the leading drinks supplier to the on-trade, has become the latest company to join VAT Club Jacques Borel
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MacFarlane to head up AB InBev European division
Stuart MacFarlane, currently president of AB InBev’s Central & Eastern Europe business and former managing of its UK operations, has been named head of the company’s new combined European arm
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Global wine shortage on the horizon
A global wine shortage is in prospect as vineyards struggle to keep pace with steadily rising demand, according to research from Morgan Stanley
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NewsQ3 volumes down at Heineken
Heineken has reported that its group beer volume decreased by 2% organically during its third quarter primarily reflecting weakness in Central & Eastern Europe beer markets
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Britvic reports strong Q4
Britvic reported this morning that its full-year profit will come in slightly ahead of its earlier expectations as it reported strong trading for the fourth quarter
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NewsCider boom in the UK will be adopted by US
Cider is following in the footsteps of the craft beer scene and is pioneering a movement that is being adopted in the US, according to cider company Aspall
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Cider should market itself like wine
The cider category should market itself in a similar way to wine, according to cider and perry maker Nook’s Yard
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Former Britvic CEO Moody secures new role
Former Britvic chief executive Paul Moody is to become the new head of Food Freshness Technology (FFT), the food-focused, materials group
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WSTA aims to persuade Gov't to scrap duty escalator
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has said it aims to persuade the Government to get rid of the alcohol duty escalator in the next budget
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Pernod Ricard to focus on UK on-trade
The boss of Pernod Ricard UK (PRUK) has said the company will be concentrating its efforts on the UK on-trade over the next 18-months to two years
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NewsHeineken UK: on-trade dip in 2012, fruit cider lift
Heineken UK says the poor summer weather and “challenging” consumer environment in 2012 led to a fall in consumption in the on-trade in the year
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Frizzenti eyes bar concept launch
Frizzenti, the company behind the sparkling wine that is dispensed on tap, is eyeing the launch of a standalone bar concept, which it believes has national and international roll out potential
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Carlsberg in Aston Villa tie up
Carlsberg has agreed a new partnership which sees it become the official beer partner of Premier League club, Aston Villa FC
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YO! Sushi extends Frobishers deal
YO! Sushi has extended its two-year contract with Frobishers, the premium juices brand, by another two years
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Dunsmore takes Chapel Down non-exec role
John Dunsmore, the former chief executive of Scottish & Newcastle, has joined the board of wine make Chapel Down as a non-executive director
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Molson Coors employees settle pay dispute
Employees at the Molson Coors brewery in Burton-on-Trent have settled their dispute over pay and conditions
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New frozen Kirin to launch at YO!’s beer garden
Wells & Young’s is to unveil a brand new beer in the Kirin range - Kirin Frozen which is launching at YO! Sushi’s frozen riverside beer garden on London’s Southbank
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Analysis & Insight
Craft beer growth continues in the US
The steady and sustained growth of American craft brewing continued during the first half of 2013, according to mid-year data released by the Brewers Association (BA)
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Improved weather aids AG Barr sales growth
AG Barr, the maker of Irn-Bru, has reported that it continued to grow “well ahead of the market” in the six-month period to date
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Britvic grows sales thanks to a focus on value
Britvic has reported Q3 sales growth of 4.4% in the UK thanks to a focus on value over volume