Topic
Control States
A collection of 12 issues
Control States Spirits Volume, Sales Grew in April
Control States Spirits Sales Fall 4.3%; Most Categories Fell, Except Cocktails
Spirits Volume Declines Again in Control States
Total Control States spirits sales 9 liter volume decreased by 5.8% from September a year earlier and 3.5% in dollar volume, resulting in a positive 2.3% price mix.
With the significant decreases across most states, all spirit categories were negative with the exception of Cocktails +14.3%
Control States Spirits Volume Eases 0.4% in July, Rises 1% in Sales
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports total Control States spirits volume decreased 0.4% over July last years but rose 1% in dollar volume, showing a resultant +1.4% price mix. The rolling 12-month 9L volume results remain positive at +0.6% and +3.5% in dollar volume.
Cocktails, driven
Control States Post Volume, Sales Increases
Total Control States spirits 9 liter volume in June increased 2.3% over a year earlier and 4.9% increase in sales, showing a resultant +2.6% price mix, the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association said. The rolling 12-month 9L volume results remain positive up 0.5% and +3.4%
NABCA Tells Importance of Data in Bev/Al Success
With 6,400 operating breweries, more than 6,600 operating wineries, and more than 1,900 operating distilleries in the United States just what does it take to succeed in the beverage industry – especially if your product involves spirits?
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association leadership and a supplier partner were
Control States Spirits Sales Fell in Volume and Dollars in April
Here is yet another indication that inflation is having a direct impact on the bev/al industry: Total Control States spirits sales for April declined by 3.5% in volume and 1.5% in dollar volume, National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports. For the 12 months ended in April, volume
DISCUS: Oregon Surcharge Would Cost Restaurants, Package Stores $40 Million
A proposed addition 50-cent surcharge on spirits containers would cost Oregon restaurants and liquor stores $40 million in sales and 450 jobs in the first few years, Adam Smith, state government relations, told the Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission.
He noted the proposed surcharge is on top of a "
Control States On-Premise Spirits Volume Up 11%, Dollar Sales Up 17% in 2022
Vodka, Tequila, Domestic Whiskey and Cordials all enjoyed double-digit percentage growth in 2022, powering on-premise spirits volume up 11.2% and dollar sales up 17.1% and resulting in a 5.9% price/mix, the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association reports. The increase in the average retail selling price of