Global Drinks Trends After Coronavirus

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How bars, restaurants and away-from-home events can adjust their strategies serve at home demand
What social occasions will look like in the COVID-era
Whether consumers will still demand premium 'experiential' brands

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused unprecedented upheaval across the drink industry, calling for new strategies and new ways to reach consumers.

Download our webinar to hear our panel of experts discuss the implications for restaurants and other on-trade channels; the opportunities for drinks brands to reach consumers at home and how the economic crisis is likely to put the brakes on premiumisation in the drinks industry.

Michael Schaefer

Global Lead - Food & Beverage

Euromonitor International

Howard Telford

Head of Soft Drinks

Euromonitor International

Spiros Malandrakis

Head of Alcoholic Drinks

Euromonitor International

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