Consolidating the shipment of inbound freight through FTL can reduce transportation costs for beverage manufacturing companies. It also dramatically increases efficiency at the distribution center. Using FTL wherever possible mitigates damages from handling as the goods go directly to the destination. An FTL shipment is faster as the route is direct and faster. Manufacturers save a lot of money by using FTL to transport large quantities of drinks such as beer to the beer warehouse for further distribution.
Read MoreFirst Light Coffee Whiskey, San Diego’s craft spirits brand, today announced a national partnership agreement with IWB-USA, a leading management services company of alcohol brands in North America. This partnership adds a complementary spirits brand to IWB’s portfolio of highly coveted beverage brands with the goal of expanding nationally and continuing to build the brand’s community.
Read MoreTo make 1L of 100% agave tequila @ 55% alcohol, it requires about 7kg of agave - as long as equipment is running properly, extraction of the sugars after cooking and crushing are at high levels...often it can require much more and some distilleries can quickly find themselves needing 8 or more kg for the production.
Read MoreThe fastest growth of the category has been in High End and Super Premium brands. High End Brands have grown 1,040% in volume since 2003. Virtually unknown in 2003, Super Premium tequila/mezcal volumes have skyrocketed 1,522% and today account for 8.1 million of 9-liter cases sold.
Read MoreFaced with degradation and challenges from invasive species, NPF works to protect native habitats and restore sensitive ecosystems. In Death Valley National Park, NPF is supporting efforts to protect vital desert springs from invasive feral burros, helping to safeguard a key habitat area for desert bighorn sheep and the endangered Southwestern Willow flycatcher.
Read MoreFor their first-ever competition entry, Tequila Tridente submitted both the Tridente Blanco and Tridente Reposado into the 2022 New York World Wine and Spirits Competition.
Read MoreHolidays and alcoholic beverages often seem to go hand in hand in the United States. There's just something about a celebration that seems to invite folks to break out the drinks. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Expenditure Survey data, the average consumer unit in the U.S. spends $579 on alcohol annually. But on certain holidays, they spend significantly more than they do on any other day of the year.
Read MoreWhat's fueling RTD alcoholic beverage growth in North America? And what's next for a category that pushes the boundaries of the alcoholic beverage landscape? Our team recently explored the RTD market and consumer dynamics in North America. Here are notable insights about opportunities bubbling up for producers.
Read MoreNorth America continues to be the biggest market for Tequila by region, contributing to more than two-fifths of the overall market share. Allied Market Research expects the region to retain its dominance until 2031.
Read MoreAlcoholic beverages are playing an increasingly important role in the emerging global economy as the number of consumers of spirits and innovation in alcoholic brands is proliferating. The number of premixed, fruit-flavored, and spirit-based low alcoholic soft drinks and premixed cocktails has increased significantly worldwide. These products are known as alcohol-based Ready-to-Drinks (RTDs), which refers to any drink that contains an alcoholic beverage and a mixer that is retailed premixed in bottles or cans. These drinks create a "grab and go" culture similar to cans and bottles of soft drinks.
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