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While the image of cider has undoubtedly changed for the better, the biggest challenge the industry now faces is the perception that there are too many ciders on the market, Phil Tate, chief operating officer of CGA Strategy warned the audience. Source:Cider Trends Summit 2013: Are there too many ciders on the market? […] Enterprise Inns is considering whether to introduce a contractual commitment to limit potential increases in tied drinks prices for its pub tenants. Source:Enterprise chief Ted Tuppen pledges controls on beer price rises Tom Kerridge aims to open a second pub in Buckinghamshire as a pared-down counterpart to his two-Michelin-starred flagship, the Hand & Flowers. Source:Tom Kerridge to open second low-key Marlow pub CAMRA, (Campaign for Real Ale) is looking for employees of the pub industry to star on their new pub promotion printed material that will be launched in December and run throughout January highlighting how pubs help the economy. Source:CAMRA in call for staff to star in its latest pub promotion The six-strong group of pubs that Liberation Group, the Jersey-based pub and drinks business, acquired back in June are delivering ahead of forecast after a period of bedding in, according to chief executive Mark Crowther. Source:Liberation’s new pubs performing well Tendring District Council has submitted its response to the Government consultation on scrapping personal licences quoting evidence from the Publican’s Morning Advertiser. Source:Tendring Council quotes PMA in personal licence consultation submission Cider is following in the footsteps of the craft-beer scene and pioneering a movement that is being adopted in the US, according to cider company Aspall. Source:Cider Trends Summit 2013: UK cider boom will be adopted by the US As if directed by a witch’s spell, Halloween has become one of the biggest nights of the year for Britain’s pubs, a great time to get the tills jangling like ghostly chains in a hurry. Source:How to boost business over Halloween & Bonfire Night Pubs across southern UK experienced a drop in trade after the worst storm in five years battered parts of the country. Source:Pubs experience trade drop after St Jude storm tears across UK The innovation and marketing investment in cider over the past few years has been “immense,” Paul Bartlett, chairman, National Association of Cider Makers, told delegates at the PMA’s recent Cider Trends Summit. Source:Cider Trends Summit 2013: Calling for a cut in cider duty |
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