‘Rampant inflation’ and red tape cause Argentine wine woe
‘Rampant domestic inflation’ means Argentine wine exports are under pressure, says Rabobank, but tapping new markets and targeting millennial consumers could aid competitiveness.
Archives for October 20, 2013
From Kant to the 6 o'clock swill: creative ways to limit alcohol abuse
Philosopher Julian Baggini has been commissioned by the New Zealand Food and Grocery Council to give his take on the serious issues affecting the industry. Here, he looks at how alcohol abuse can be tackled by using the brain more than legislative brawn.
Natural sweeteners a 'compelling attribute' for soda drinkers: Zevia
The use of natural sweeteners, such as stevia, in carbonated soft drinks (CSDs) has become an increasingly “compelling attribute” for North American consumers, stevia-sweetened soda brand, Zevia, has claimed.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH hits back, SLAMS 'FRIVOLOUS SUIT'
‘US Beck’s ain’t brewed in Germany!’ Angry man sues AB InBev for millions
A US man is suing AB InBev for millions of dollars for allegedly deceiving consumers into thinking that Beck’s beer sold in the States is still brewed in Germany, although production shifted to Missouri in 2012.
Wells Fargo: The c-store sector is entering a ‘new era of growth and sophistication’; serves as great incubator for new products
The US convenience store sector is poised for continued growth driven by the growing number of Hispanic consumers (heavy users of c-stores), and increased demand for ‘grab n go’ convenience, better-for-you options and foodservice offerings, according to...