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of alcoholic beverages, by household income, March 2010
- Drinking less liquor
- Figure 46: Changes in consumption of alcoholic beverages at home, by type, March 2010
- Reasons for drinking fewer alcoholic
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significant degree of under-consumption in alcoholicdrinks is of wine by young adults. This is starting to change as wine companies target this market, just as spirits companies rather successfully started
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drinksconsumption?
- How are different demographic groups' (different ages, gender, etc.) attitudes and behaviors towards alcoholicdrinkschanging?
- What drives Indians' perceptions of value
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Summary
THE FUTURE DECODED
Introduction
As drinkingoccasions are changing, so too must food pairings
Food and alcohol pairing is very subjective so cannot be dictated by manufacturers
A conscious
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to better quality products, whilst moderating consumption. At the same time, changes in demographics are creating new opportunities for alcoholicdrinks manufacturers. Growth Strategies in AlcoholicDrinks
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-trade
?China leads in the number of on-trade occasions
?Beer occasions are emblematic of the changing fortunes of the on-trade
?The UK has the greatest number of on-trade cider occasions
?Consumption
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and the market appears to remain stuck in traditional occasions of consumption, primarily as a morning breakfast drink and a drink to be stuffed in kids’ lunch boxes. In this two-part report on fruit juice and juice
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or less frequently: Bought cheaper brands of alcoholicdrinks when drinking at-home.
Figure 75: Share of spirits consumptionoccasions, by on-trade versus off-trade, Europe, 2009
Figure 76: Share
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, 2008 16
Table 8: Summary of responses of who respondents feel is responsible for ensuring protection from alcohol abuse, segmented by number of drinks usually consumed per consumptionoccasion, EU25
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drinks as they are increasingly able to afford them. Consumptionoccasions have has also changed. In markets that traditionally have a strong on-trade focus such as the UK, people are drinking more at home
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with which they chose alcoholicdrinks on the basis of value, although the majority of consumers claim to have made little change to their choices, suggesting resistance to altering their consumption habits
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in the on-trade, alcoholicdrinks companies must consider a wide number of cultural issues to be truly in touch with the urban consumer
-INSIGHT: the nature of occasion types dictates consumption patterns
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Introduction
Consumers alcoholicdrinksconsumption behaviors are shifting from the flat on-trade to the off-trade. Home-based occasions are rising with consumers seeking to bring the favored
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lifestyle'
Figure 6: Changes in alcoholconsumption in the past year
Figure 7: When and where consumers drink
Figure 8: UK's top alcohol brands by overall penetration
Figure 9: Brand perception - sofisticated
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- Detailed occasion and consumption data covering bottled water, carbonated beverages, juices, functional drinks, coffee, tea and other hot drinks
- Insight in to consumers changing share of throat
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provide growth
Changing dynamics among top suppliers to market
Brand focus: Black Box Wines
Innovation works to evolve category to increase appeal
The wine consumer
Trends in household wine consumption
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Developments
Beer Prices To Increase for Third Time in A Year As Beer Consumption Weakens
Sports Closures Becoming Mainstream
Soft Drinks
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
AlcoholicDrinks
Headlines
Trends
Prospects
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In 2011, cider/perry continued exhibiting positive performance in terms of total volume sales as weakened consumer purchasing power boosted consumption of less expensive alcoholicdrinks. Average
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, the market’s major players and leading brands;
- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
Extract:
More Frequent Consumption Boosts Growth
Alcoholicdrinks sales experienced
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and more middle-income consumers, who are increasing their consumption beyond special occasions, hampering sales of cider. As a result, volume sales of cider recorded a slightly slower growth rate during
