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PRESS RELEASE: Screw-cap acceptance has doubled in 8 years, says new report

November 10th, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Press Releases

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China Market Watch vol. 2

November 1st, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Newsletters

China Market Watch vol. 2 is now available for download

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Business Bulletin 29 – Global Wine Market Insights

October 27th, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Newsletters

Our 29th edition of the global Business Bulletin is out now - keeping you up-to-date with wine market and consumer insights around the world.

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LIWF 2011 – Global Conversations Highlights

October 20th, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & Factsheets & Presentations & Reports

LIWF Seminar Listen to audio Download presentation Download factsheet
DIGITAL:
How does wine feature in the digital conversation?
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LABELS:
The secrets behind winning label designs: Appealing to UK and US wine drinkers
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REGIONS:
Playing the Region card: profitable perspectives from key international wine markets
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UK Wine Market /WSTA:
Where is the UK wine category heading?
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THE LIWF WHITE PAPER:
The US Wine Revolution
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CHINA:
What’s your China opportunity?
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ON-TRADE:
Capitalising on wine profit potential in the casual on-trade
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Business Bulletin 28 – Global trends at a glance

September 27th, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Newsletters

Our 28th edition of the global Business Bulletin is out now - keeping you up-to-date with wine market and consumer trends around the globe.

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Australia Market Watch vol. 1

August 4th, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Newsletters

Australia Market Watch vol. 1 is out now - keeping you up-to-date with our wine market research in Australia.

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China Market Watch vol. 1

August 3rd, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Newsletters

China Market Watch is a useful way to keep you up-to-date on some of our on-going research in the Chinese market.

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PRESS RELEASE: Strong, defined wine brands may work better in China, according to new report

June 22nd, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News & Press Releases

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Business Bulletin: Emerging Markets Focus

March 31st, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & Newsletters

White Paper: Introducing the global wine market evaluation model

March 23rd, 2011. This download is filed under Downloads & News

A tool to assist investment strategies when planning development in international wine markets

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Where should you increase or decrease investment in established markets? Which of the newer markets offer the best opportunity for sustainable volume and profit growth for my core offerings and competences?  The new Wine Intelligence White Paper outlines some of the strategic questions surrounding investment balance which are facing wine businesses around the world.

Having developed and analysed several different scenarios, our conclusion is that the best approach is to think of markets in 5 stages of evolution. The position of each market represents a balance of demographic, economic, behavioural and attitudinal factors. There is another layer of analysis that is missing: how the characteristics and demands of each segment match up with your organisation’s abilities. If you’d like our support in answering this question, please get in touch.

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