Sales

Control states posted solid gains in June, benefiting from additional selling days across several markets, National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports. Spirits sales strengthened, with 9-liter volume increasing 4.8% and sales rising 3.2%, resulting in a -1.6% price mix. Overall, control states experienced six additional selling

During the four weeks ending July 25, Total Alcohol trailed vs. YA. Dollar sales slipped 3.2% from a year earlier to $9.1 billion, while case volume totaled 180.9 million, declining -4.8% vs a year earlier, NIQ reports. On a weekly basis, dollar sales marginally increased, reaching

Another week, another down report on total bev/al sales from NIQ. Reporting on the four weeks ended July 18, NIQ said total alcohol sales fell 3% from a year earlier to $9.1 billion. Case volume totaled 181.9 million, down 4.8% from a year earlier. On a

Total alcohol missed year-ago comparisons on both a four-week and one-week basis, NIQ reports. During the four weeks ending July 11, Total Alcohol missed year-ago comparisons. Dollar sales reached $9.3 billion, down -2.6% vs the like year-earlier period, while case volume totaled 184.

Total Alcohol dollar sales in the week ended July 4 climbed to $2.6 billionB, up +19.9% from the week ending June 27, NIQ reports. The increase likely reflects holiday-related purchasing ahead of Independence Day, while summer social occasions and FIFA World Cup viewing continuedd to support category

NIQ is reporting that during the four weeks ending June 6, Total Alcohol remained below year-ago levels. Dollar sales reached $8.7 billion, declining 4.4% vs the year-earlier level, while case volume totaled 170.8 million, down 5.9% vs a year earlier. On a weekly basis,