13th February 2024 Non-alcoholic / State of Play
New Zealand’s first zero-alcohol brewery says it is successfully building its range and distribution, but is also finding the playing field increasingly crowded.
The Australian distiller brings its sharp pricing to Woolworths NZ in an expansion from on-premise in the country’s non-alcoholic market.
Zero-alcohol products do not cause the physical harms associated with alcohol, but they are not without risk, according to new research from Monash University.
New backers join the NoLo beverage business ahead of a capital raise to support Australasian expansion.
Australian non-alcoholic spirits maker Lyre’s has announced the closure of its latest strategic funding round, raising A$34.5m.
A newish non-alcoholic craft beer importer and distributor is finding his first mover advantage is being lost to local producers.
NZ’s first zero alcohol brewery is putting distribution centre of its 2023 growth plan, with a new partnership and a goal of getting to 30% retail coverage.
0% products are expected to spearhead future growth, accounting for over 90% of the forecast total category volume growth, according to IWSR.
Lisa King’s alcohol free drinks company is opening New Zealand’s first permanent alcohol-free bottle shop in Auckland this month.
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AF Drinks is the new corporate partner of Wellington’s BATS Theatre.
“Wherever there is Heineken or Peroni Zero, there should be a State of Play IPA next to it,” founder Grant Caunter says.
The average non-alcoholic filling line spends 36 minutes per hour, or 60% of time, not filling beverages, according to OFS.
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