Nielsen data cited by Biernet suggested stronger demand in a major retail channel, though it did not show the full Dutch market

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The four-week scanner data showed volumes dropped 5.2% to 165.7 million cases, extending a stagnant stretch for take-home demand.

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The four-week scanner data showed volumes dropped 5.2% to 165.7 million cases, extending a stagnant stretch for take-home demand.

NielsenIQ said softer consumer demand drove 67% of the drop, eclipsing growth in sparkling wine and alcohol-free offerings.

Case volume dropped 5.5%, with soft consumer demand causing most of the late-summer slump.

A new industry study says 78% of regular craft beer drinkers would likely buy direct from breweries if more states permitted it.

NielsenIQ said lower consumer interest drove 63% of the category’s decline, while non-alcoholic wine sales rose 16.5%

NielsenIQ said weaker consumer demand drove most of the decline, while non-alcoholic wine remained a rare source of growth.

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Rising prices and falling imports signal a shift in consumer demand and market dynamics across all wine categories in the Netherlands

Rising prices and falling imports signal a shift in consumer demand and market dynamics across all wine categories in the Netherlands