Wine exporters in California and other states will get equal treatment for their bottles on the grocery shelves of Canada’s westernmost province under the terms of the renegotiated United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
A recent move between the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) and social media platforms shows why current alcohol advertising codes are outdated.
The US and Canada have reached a deal to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta), which will retain duty-free access for US spirits exports to Canada and Mexico.
A pleasing finding from the 2018 ILG Conference was seeing that each segment of the liquor industry is heading in a similar strategic direction, sharing common goals to help drive market growth.
New developments in the trade war between the United States and the rest of the world are set to escalate today.
Five years ago, North America dominated the global craft beer market, accounting for 52% of all craft beer launches, but now another continent has taken the lead.
The Oregon wine category advanced by 6% in volume terms last year to 3.6 million cases, according to the Oregon Wine Board. On a revenue basis, the state’s wine industry increased by 4% to $551 million in 2017.
Add American winemakers to the list of businesses opposing U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement in favour of a bilateral deal with Mexico.
CONCORD, Calif.- Pushing for greater representation and advancement of women in its industry, the California-based alcohol beverage retailer BevMo! announced today that it is partnering with Women of the Vine & Spirits...
Thirty-one years ago, many winemakers across the country feared that free trade with the United States could drain away their livelihood.