When it comes to alcoholic beverages, Indians prefer Beer over Whisky or Rum.
According to Goonj India Index 2015 report made exclusively available to Zeenews.com, Beer tops the list of alcoholic beverages followed by Wine, Vodka, Absinthe and Champagne in the first five spots. (more…)
Since its hard-fought acquisition of Singaporean beverage conglomerate Fraser and Neave in 2013, Thai Beverage has kept a relatively low profile in the M&A world. But while the company behind the Chang beer and other brands may not have made any headline-grabbing takeovers since then, it has by no means lost momentum. (more…)
Rohit Dugar is a humble man. So when he opened a bottle of Tàisuì and offhandedly said, “There’s almost no beer like this in the world,” he wasn’t bragging about his creation. He was merely stating a fact. (more…)
Mc Donald’s position as the market leader in burgers may soon get threatened as new international chains such as Wendy’s and Carl’s Jr are seeking revenues through more enticing categories like beer and wine to go with their burgers. (more…)
It will splurge cash on ASEAN targets.
Armed with its formidable $966 million cash pile, F&B giant Thai Beverage is forecasted to aggressively snap up Southeast Asian companies over the next four years. (more…)
On 12 January, Carlsberg Brewery Holdings of Chongqing declared closing of its branch in Qianjiang. It was the third in series for the last 4 months. (more…)
Since January 2016, the prices of beer in the dealer networks and retail stores in Vietnam have increased sharply. The reason for this jump was the introduction on 1January 2016 of a new special consumption tax (SCT). (more…)
Philippine conglomerate San Miguel Corp said on Wednesday it is interested in acquiring SABMiller PLC‘s Grolsch and Peroni beer brands, its President Ramon Ang told Reuters. (more…)
Despite the fact that in 2015 Sabeco produced 1.38 billion liters of beer, the experts say very little growth of the company. Meanwhile, Heineken was able, for the very first time, to outstrip Habeco and to take the second place in the beer market of Vietnam. (more…)
On 8 January 2016, in Hanoi Habeco Corporation held a conference where has summarized the results of their work in 2015 and shared the plans for 2016.
Nguyen Hong Linh, CEO of Habeco said that in 2015 the company managed to largely surpass the annual plan. The production value increased by 10.4% compared to 2014 to 9,964 billion dong and total sales increased by 9.6% to 11.033 billion dong. This, in turn, 0.9% more than expected. (more…)
