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The London International Wine Fair and Distil. 25,000 wines and spirits for tasting. Over 30 seminars, debates and masterclasses for learning. 30,000 wine and spirits trade professionals for meeting. But only 3 days.
We're currently in the process of gearing ourselves up for a manic week ahead, with the London International Wine Fair and partner spirits fair, Distil, opening tomorrow here in the UK. We'll have a pack of roving journalists at the three-day event, covering news and gauging the latest developments in markets around the world. If you can't wait for us to come to you, then do drop by our stand (G18). If that's not enough for you, we've teamed up with IWSR to present exclusive data on the global wine and spirits market. just-drinks will be twittering away like crazy from the event, so make sure you're signed up to receive our tweets. LIWF is not, however, where our week begins and ends. First quarter results season is continuing apace and, following better-than-expected results from Carlsberg and Anheuser-Busch InBev last week, we'll be covering the latest figures from Magners cider owner C&C Group, due tomorrow (12 May) and SABMiller, expected on Thursday (14 May). C&C Group's results will be a health check of how far CEO John Dunsmore and his management team have come in stopping the cider sales rot, since their appointment last autumn. C&C's share price stood at EUR1.76 at midday today, down 4.5% from its closing price on Friday. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, this week sees the Tax Free World Association take its exhibition to Singapore, to look at the Asia Pacific travel retail market. Click here for a preview of the event, and we hope you have as much fun as I did last year, at the Cannes leg of the show. Until next time... Olly Wehring, Managing Editor Web: www.just-drinks.com
The period from 2006 to 2008 has been a relatively quiet one for the Champagne industry. But the peace has not lasted long.
With the global rum market experiencing growth over the past ten years, this new research from just-drinks and The IWSR provides a complete insight and analysis into the sector.
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Preview - Tax Free World Association Asia Pacific Exhibition [MEM] Already battling the recession, those attending next week’s Tax Free World Association (TFWA) Asia Pacific Exhibition are nervously watching developments in the swine flu outbreak, remembering the adverse impact the SARS outbreak had on the travel-retail sector six years ago. So far, the effects in Asia Pacific have been minimal, writes Joe Bates, while continued spending by Chinese travellers has helped offset some of the recessionary pressures.
The Power 100 – the world’s most powerful spirits and wine brands 2009 This month's briefing is the latest edition of The Power 100 – the world’s most powerful spirits and wine brands 2009. Now in its fourth year, The Power 100 highlights the key issues and trends in the spirits and wine industry. It also identifies which brands are increasing their equity using a unique measure defined by measuring brand score and volume data. Produced by our partner Intangible Business, we once again present this comprehensive round-up of who's where in the league tables of drinks brand power.
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May 11, 2009 
