Sales

Prepared Cocktails Beer, Wine, and Spirits (BWS) returned to dollar growth for the week ended Sept. 12 after more than a month of declines, NIQ reports with sales increasing +2.0%, while case volume slipped -1.9%. The rebound reflects continued strength in Spirits and Wine-based RTDs, which helped

Total alcohol dollar sales reached $8.58 billion in the four weeks ended Aug. 1, down 3.5% from a year earlier, according to NIQ, while case volume fell 5% to close 169.7 million cases. On a weekly basis, dollar sales marginally decreased, falling 1.1% to $2.1

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.