Your personal Drinks Industry Ireland digest
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Your personal Drinks Industry Ireland digest

Insurance Reform Group becoming “a box-ticking exercise” 

On-trade | Alliance calls out Government on duty of care reform

4,445 Covid compliance checks since October 22nd

On-trade | Since July up to Monday 6th December 10,206 compliance checks completed by HSE

Hospitality welcomes EWSS restoration

On-trade | Government reverses earlier decision to continue tapering EWSS rate

Binge-drinkers drop from 28% to 15%

Off-trade | 42% of drinkers drinking less since start of restrictions

Bryan Fallon re-elected as Drinks Ireland|Spirits Chair

Marketing | Rademon's David Boyd-Armstrong re-elected Vice Chair

Doheny & Nesbitt profits of €8,512

On-trade | Accumulated profits rise to €4.1 million

Young adults key to hospitality’s recovery

On-trade | 75% of 18 to 34 year-olds 'very' or 'quite' confident about visiting venues

Dublin - key focus in Ireland's on-trade bounceback

The enthusiasm for cocktails, experimentation and eating-out by Dublin consumers represents a significant opportunity for drinks suppliers as Ireland’s on-trade recovers from Covid-19.

Spirits - a predictably poor 2020

Spirits sales here fell 4.8% in 2020 from 2.42 million nine-litre cases to 2.3 million cases, mostly as a result of the pandemic and subsequent closure of the hospitality industry according to the fifth annual Irish Spirits Market Report from Drinks Ireland|Spirits for 2020.

Licensed Wisdom XLIII

- a collection of notable licensed trade quotes
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