Data suggests liquor sales may be lower than an average year now that panic buying spikes have settled.
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Retail Drinks criticises ‘inconclusive and inadequate’ MUP report
The report claims to provide an interim evaluation of the MUP effectiveness.
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Dan Murphy’s Darwin application to go back to NTCAT
Woolworths has withdrawn their supreme court appeal after the introduction of the NT’s Liquor Amendment Bill 2020.
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Spirits & Cocktails Australia announces new leadership
The new leadership team at Spirits & Cocktails Australia will work with members to deliver a path to recovery.
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Liquor Legends adapts to online demand
Liquor Legends is ensuring its members are well equipped to deliver with a new online marketplace and AI technology.
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WA restrictions eased, but retailers remain vigilant
Liquor retailers are reminded to remain three steps ahead in case of a return to a more rigid lock down restrictions.
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A win for small business in Western Australia
Restrictions on the sale of takeaway alcohol in Western Australia have been lifted.
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Retailers adapt to changing shopper behaviour
As household budgets tighten shoppers are looking for quantity over quality in liquor retail.
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Liquor after coronavirus – experiential expected to rule
Consumers accustomed to buying online based on product and price will be craving social experiences post-pandemic.
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Liquor limits remain unchanged in WA
Industry associations are concerned the current restrictions are creating an uneven playing field for WA liquor retailers.