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New: just-drinks' review of speciality spirits
Spirits such as soju and cachaça may be less well known than vodka and whisky, but according to a new report from IWSR and just-drinks, could offer considerable benefits to multinationals, both in underpinning distribution in emerging markets and establishing new international categories. While the broad perception today is that the global spirits market is rapidly approaching hegemony under the leadership of a number of multinational companies, the reality is somewhat different. It may surprise, but the top ten multinationals in volume terms only have around a 15% market share of the global spirits industry. This report reviews all of the non-mainstream, but major speciality spirits categories, covering the key brands and products in: Aniseed-, Cane-, Grape-, Fruit-, Coconut-, Juniper-, Root-, Rice-, Potato- or corn- and Cactus/agave-based spirits. Download a sample of this report Read supporting research article from the just-drinks editorial team
New: just-drinks' new world wine report
Over the course of the last 20 years new world wine sales have exploded in international markets. Between 1988 and 2007, new world sales increased from 7.8m nine-litre cases to 227.6m cases, a CAGR rate of 19.5%. This growth is underpinned by the development of the international trade for wine, which again reached a new record of 9.1bn litres in 2007, an increase of 6.5% on 2006. International trade accounted for 41.8% of all wine consumption. This is forecast to rise to 42.1% by 2012. Against this backdrop, this report sets the scene for how new world wine has developed over the last ten years and where likely consumption trends are heading. At over 90 pages, this comprehensive report focuses on the challenges and opportunities for the major new world producing countries: Australia, New Zealand, United States, South Africa, Argentina and Chile. Download a sample of this report
Coming soon: just-drinks' latest report on blended whisky
Unsurprisingly the major focus of this report will be how to manage sales in a recession, answering key questions such as:
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More research from just-drinks
Datamonitor: Save 15% on binge drinking studyOrder the following report from just-drinks this month and receive a 15% discount:
The UK's Department of Health says more than 10 million UK adults regularly drink at levels that exceed guidelines with estimates putting the cost of 'alcohol induced harm' at £25bn This report examines consumer attitudes towards alcohol, cultural drinking trends and the importance of promoting responsible drinking at a time when alcohol misuse is attracting widespread negative attention. You can also continue to save 25% on the following title throughout May: Hydration & Refreshment Consumers are more aware of the health benefits of staying hydrated and, importantly for consumer packaged goods players, this is impacting product choices. Drinking more water is one of the key lifestyle changes consumers have made to improve their health. The refreshment trend has grown as a result of a number of factors, notably its appeal to emerging consumer groups. This report provides comprehensive analysis of consumer values, attitudes and behaviors with regard to hydration & refreshment and related consumption
Euromonitor: New beverage sector reports
Please note that these titles are part of a report series which covers numerous country markets. Please click here for the full list of available reports.
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Research update
Global market review of speciality spirits - forecasts to 2013 
Modern consumption and market performance of new world wine 
In 2007 we found a generally bullish market which was gearing up for major growth in 'new' markets. In 2009 however, we are looking at a world which has entered recession, if not a depression. Anecdotal evidence is that the hot new markets are already cooling and production - which was being ramped up two years ago - is being reined back. 
Binge Drinking & Moderation in Alcoholic Drinks 
