[ad_1] Heineken NV, the world’s second largest beer maker, has taken control of India’s largest brewer, United Breweries Limited (UBL), cementing its position in a vast market where beer consumption could grow from a low base. The Dutch brewer said that it has bought 39.6 million shares in UBL to push its holding to 61.5% from…
[the_ad_group id=”1083″] India’s liquor market has seen a shift to premiumization during the covid-19 pandemic, a trend that has benefitted Moet Hennessy India, managing director Ipsita Das said. The company, part of leading French conglomerate LVMH, makes premium wines and spirits such as Dom Pérignon, Moët & Chandon, Glenmorangie and Belvedere. Das, who joined Moet…
[ad_1] The latest unlock guidelines come as a relief to the restaurant industry in Delhi, which has been struggling to kick-start business since reopening last week. According to the order issued by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority, starting Monday, bars have been allowed to open and restaurants can serve alcohol. Both bars and restaurants have…
[ad_1] George E. P., president of Ramamangalam panchayat in Ernakulam, will be sharing his experience of beating alcohol addiction as part of campaign to be launched by Ernakulam Social Justice Department on the International Day Against Drug Abuse on June 26 George E. P., president of the Ramamangalam grama panchayat in Ernakulam district of Kerala,…
[ad_1] The Delhi government recently brought about a number of changes in the Rules governing the trade of alcohol in the national capital, which is carried out through a large network of private and state-run liquor shops that do brisk business round the year. Among all the changes, a seemingly minor tweak in a clause…
[ad_1] The Delhi government has made a number of modifications to the rules governing the sale of alcohol in the national capital. Among the changes, an alteration in a clause relating to home delivery of alcohol received a lot of attention, particularly at a time when queuing outside liquor outlets is a risky venture due to the Covid-19…
[ad_1] “This stuff is sexy!” Australian entrepreneur Irene Falcone’s enthusiasm is as bright as the labels on the non-alcoholic wine and beer that fill the shelves in her ground-breaking store – Sans Drinks – on Sydney’s affluent Northern Beaches. “This is the first non-alcoholic bottle shop in Australia and I picked a location directly across…
[the_ad_group id=”1083″] Experts believe that brands can make the most of online medium by curating exclusive digital campaigns which were otherwise worked upon during major events onlyEnding the drought for what it may seem, several state governments including West Bengal, Odisha, Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Delhi among others have allowed home delivery of liquor. This move…
[ad_1] The amendments to Delhi Excise Rules have come into effect, bringing some welcome changes for tipplers in the national capital. With 18 out of 21 amendments in action, residents of Delhi can soon place orders for alcoholic beverages via website and mobile apps for home delivery. Moreover, restaurants and pubs will be allowed to…
[ad_1] Over 1,000 litres of illicit liquor have been seized and 120 people arrested since a statewide lockdown was announced early May, as the demand for liquor shot up in nearby states and Haryana-based smugglers wanted to make a quick buck due to lower prices in the state, the police said. Most of the busts…