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Author Archives: Andy Young
Andy joined Intermedia as Editor of The Shout in 2015, writing news on a daily basis and also writing features for National Liquor News. Now Managing Editor of both The Shout and Bars and Clubs.
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Last chance to book your table for ALIA 2018
Make sure you don’t miss out on your spot at the 2018 Australian Liquor Industry Awards
Posted inBeer & Cider, National Liquor News, News, Off-Premise News
IBA issues beer labelling guidelines
Guidelines are designed to help independent brewers to comply with Australian beer labelling laws
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Don’t miss out on ALIA 2018
Tickets are selling fast for the 2018 Australian Liquor Industry Awards
Posted inNational Liquor News, News, Off-Premise News, Retail News
Coles reports first quarter liquor growth
Sales for Coles Liquor, including hotels, were $744m for the first quarter, up 2.1 per cent
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Industry responds to pregnancy labelling ruling
Australian and New Zealand ministers have agreed to introduce mandatory pregnancy warning labels on alcohol products – TheShout has industry reaction
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Finalists announced in LSA NSW & ACT Awards
The finalists in the 2018 Retail Liquor Industry Awards for Excellence have been revealed
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Mateus launches new look for summer
New look Mateus Rosé looks to connect with millennials drinking pink this summer
Posted inAustralian Hotelier, BARS & CLUBS, National Liquor News, News, Pub News, Small Bar News
One week to go until ALIA 2018
There are just two weeks left to get your tickets and costume for the industry’s premier night of the year.
Posted inBeer & Cider, News
Cider Australia launches world-first trust mark
The trust mark will help consumers identify ciders made with 100 per cent Australian grown fruit