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Control State Result Weaken in August: NABCA
Control state results were generally weaker in August, the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reported.
While Michigan benefited from three additional selling days compared to the prior year, overall performance remained negative. Continued promotional activity in New Hampshire and increased consumer demand associated with the start of the college football
Control States Spirits Volume Fell 1.2%, Sales Dropped 3.9% in April: NABCA
Control States spirits sales declined in April compared to March, with 9L volume down -1.2% and sales down -3.9%, resulting in a -2.7% price mix, National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports.
Performance was influenced by four less selling days overall with one less selling day in Montgomery
Scotch Volume Jumps 11% in Control States, Driven by New Hampshire
March Control States spirits sales improved versus February, with 9 liter volume increasing +1.2% and dollar volume decreasing -1.6%, resulting in a -2.8% price mix, National Alcohol Beverage Control Association reports.
Performance was impacted by five additional selling days with two additional selling days in Utah and