Paul Esposito, CEO of Independent Liquor Group (ILG), talks about the exciting plans of the cooperative and what this will mean for members.
Author Archives: Brydie Allen
Brydie Allen is the Editor of National Liquor News. She has been with Food and Beverage Media since 2019, when she joined the company as a journalist across National Liquor News, Bars & Clubs, The Shout and Australian Hotelier. Brydie's current go-to beverage is a Tommy's margarita. Follow her on Instagram: @brydiera
Posted inRetail News
Refreshed opportunities for LMG
Gavin Saunders, CEO of LMG notes how retail refresh and branding activity has led to great growth for the group and its members.
Posted inNews
LSA WA marks its 70th anniversary
Today marks 70 years since the Liquor Stores Association of Western Australia (LSA WA) officially began.
Posted inNews
Sales growth drives expansion of Harry Brown
LMG is on track to open four new Harry Brown stores in 2022, driven by strong sales growth in the banner.
Posted inNews
New TVC from The Bottle-O celebrates good value people
Independent Brands Australia has launched a new campaign for The Bottle-O, focused on good value for good people.
Posted inNews
Online age verification now required for same day alcohol deliveries in NSW
Same day alcohol delivery providers in NSW will now need to verify the age of customers at the point of sale.
Posted inNews
Cellarbrations wins Roy Morgan ‘Best of the Best’ Award
Cellarbrations is the first liquor store to beat customer satisfaction scores of all other industries in the awards.
Posted inNews
IRI and Growth Scope team up to dissect post-pandemic liquor trends
The next instalment of IRI’s Market Moves webinar series takes place next week, co-presented by Growth Scope.
Posted inFeatures
Australian spirits enjoy continued momentum
Innovation and premiumisation are some of the driving factors behind the trajectory of the sector.
Posted inRetail News
Filling the gaps left by supply chain issues
Strikeforce describes some key questions retailers should consider during current supply chain issues.