Beer

Article Abstract:

In 1995, the take-home market for beer in the UK was valued at nearly 2 billion pounds sterling, equivalent to 1.16 billion litres, representing rises of 26% and 15% respectively over the period 1991-1995. Special ales enjoyed the fastest growth with a rise of 71% since 1991. An overview of the beer market is given, including market background, size, trends, market sectors, new products, company profiles, supply, distribution, prices, and forecasts for the future.

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Beer

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the market for beer in the UK, within the period between 1998-2003, is presented, with forecasts of the year 2008. Euromonitor has divided the market into four main product sectors including Lager, Dark beer, Stout and Non-alcohol, for the purpose of the report.

Research Findings, Market share, Brewing industry, Breweries, Comparative analysis, Marketing research, Company market share, Market research

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As patronage slips, the British Pub gets a face-lift

Article Abstract:

British pubs are experiencing less patronage, pushing the establishment to refurbish with new marketing techniques including wider choices on the menu.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Eating and Drinking Places, Marketing, Hospitality industry, Company marketing practices, Industry sales and revenue, Industry forecasts

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