Cream liqueur debuts new look
CREAM liqueur Baileys has been relaunched in a new-look bottle.
The new design, which is being rolled out across all variants of Baileys from this...
Keep pace with the young ones
Operators who cater for diverse repertoires stand to benefit, drinks firms say
YOUNG adults are broadening their drinks horizons – and operators must keep pace...
Price point is key to young hearts
Cocktail pitchers find favour as consumers seek value
PROFESSIONALS and families are not the only ones feeling the pinch in these austere times.
According to...
Malibu gets a makeover
COCONUT-flavoured rum brand Malibu has been given new-look packaging.
The white bottle has been retained but is described as more slender with higher shoulders, and...
Appetite for pub leases still strong
Pubcos say interest is high despite debate on code of practice
PUBCOS were in the parliamentary spotlight again last month when business secretary Vince Cable...
Trade raising the bar in service standards
Benefits of ongoing investment in training cannot be underestimated, providers say
OPERATORS who continued to invest in staff training and development as the recession took...
Wholesale in recovery mode?
Challenges remain but firms say there are reasons to be cheerful
THE challenges facing Scottish pubs brought by the wider economic conditions are continuing to...
SWA to host major independence debate
Summer conference will see wholesalers discuss ramifications of 2014 referendum
THE hot topic of Scottish independence and its potential ramifications for the wholesale sector will...
Act now to avoid the training trap
Operators must plan for refresher course, writes lawyer Audrey Junner
THOSE holding personal licences issued in 2008 would be justified in thinking that the five-year...
Wholesale chiefs in tax summit
THE difficulty wholesalers have in competing with rivals that cheat the tax man was set out by the industry’s leading representative group in a...