E-commerce and on-demand supply platform Drizly believes Tequila will likely be ‘difficult vodka’ for shelf area in 2022. Drizly’s report mentioned Tequila may problem vodka
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Alcohol e-commerce value to increase by 66%
IWSR Drinks Market Evaluation has predicted that the worth of alcohol e-commerce will rise by 66% throughout world markets between 2020-2025. The US is ready
Thirstie analyses online Tequila shopping habits
‘Single suburbanites’ are accountable for nearly one-third of on-line Tequila and mezcal gross sales, in response to the inaugural Thirstie Digital Client Insights report. The
Alcohol e-commerce platform Provi valued at $750m
Beverage alcohol market Provi has been valued at US$750 million after elevating US$75m in its newest funding spherical. Provi is a business-to-business (B2B) platform that
Diageo ditches alcohol delivery app in India
twenty sixth July, 2021 by Kate Malczewski United Spirits, the Diageo-controlled Indian drinks group, has exited its funding in Chennai-based booze supply start-up Hip Bar,
Covid-19 – an inflexion point for e-commerce
Dhanendra Kumar By Dhanendra Kumar E-commerce has been rising quickly on the planet in recent times, taking progressively a bigger share of complete retail pie
Online alcohol sales soar 33% in 2020
A brand new alliance of spirits producers and retailers has unveiled the business’s first safeguards for world e-commerce alcohol gross sales, which elevated by a
SGWS ramps up digital focus with Reserve Bar
The alcohol sector has undergone a “significant digital transformation”, according to the chief growth officer for US distribution giant Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits (SGWS),
Beam Suntory hires ex-Diageo exec for digital boost
15th April, 2021 by Melita Kiely Beam Suntory has appointed former Diageo executive Venky Iyer as vice president – digital products and experience to spearhead
How major investments will shape alcohol e-commerce
A side effect of the pandemic in the US has been the boom in alcohol e-commerce, with major firms such as Uber recognising its potential.