A recent NECG survey challenges the narrative that legal-drinking (LDA) Gen Zs are moving away from beverage alcohol, noting that the shifts in these consumers’ consumption habits are more about drinking differently, not less.
With the Gen Z legal drinking age (LDA) demographic growing, a recent Insight from IWSR identified community, flexibility, and discovery as major themes that help connect these consumers with beverage alcohol.
When it comes to in-cab accessories, today’s fleet needs a full suite of solutions that, once installed, work together to support comfort, convenience and safety.
Generation Z and Alpha are having an increasing influence on the consumer packaged goods market, but do beverage-makers know what motivates these consumers?
The U.S. trucking industry continues to face a significant challenge: a shortage of drivers. As older drivers retire, fewer younger individuals are entering the profession. The industry is exploring several solutions to address this issue.
The U.S. wine market is feeling the pressure as beverage alcohol contends with changing consumption habits and attempts to appeal to younger legal drinking age (LDA) consumers.
In a video interview with Beverage Industry, Justin Solomon, category marketing director of alcoholic beverages at ADM, discussed what’s driving innovation in beverage alcohol not only in terms of the products but how consumers are approaching alcohol consumption.