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skip to content beverage industry blog with richard hall, chairman of zenith global, global food and drink experts home about photos acquisitions database contact privacy policy nov 27, 2018 / richard hall pedestrian ‘drives’ in france these aren’t the contradiction they sound like, but they are a curious phenomenon. france may be the most advanced market in the world for click and collect, with several thousand dedicated drive-in collection outlets. now french supermarket chains are introducing city centre walk-in collection outlets. the first was opened in 2016. it seems they are generally quite small at under 200 square metres, offer a good range at attractive prices and receive deliveries from picking centres four times a day. the latest to be opened, by auchan in lille, is said to expect 800 orders a week at an average of 40 euros. convenience comes ever closer. filed under retail 0 nov 22, 2018 / richard hall organic growth in france sales of most organic drinks in france have grown very strongly in the year to 9th september 2018, according to nielsen as published in rayon boissons this month. organic soft drinks jumped by 17% in value and organic alcoholic drinks by 34%. organic champagne was the only segment to slip back. the organic market share ranges from 12.0% for fruit juice to 0.5% for carbonated soft drinks and 0.4% for organic champagne. filed under organic , soft drinks 0 nov 20, 2018 / richard hall 5 highlights from braubeviale i spent much of last week at the huge and always rewarding braubeviale beverage processing trade fair in nürnberg. here is a small selection of the many highlights i noted: pet bottles with glass inside khs has developed a way to line the inside of pet bottles with a very thin coating of glass, which substantially boosts the shelf life of carbonated drinks in smaller bottle sizes and has no adverse impact on recyclability. embossing glass with ink owens-illinois displayed its expressions technique, which can customise glass bottles with endless variations of printing that include the effect of clear cut glass embossing. pet recycling leadership krones has now designed and helped build 10 pet recycling plants around the world from california to bangladesh. tethered caps under development although industry representatives believe the european commission is mistaken in seeking to require that caps are redesigned to remain attached to the neck of bottles, i saw prototypes from both aptar and bericap that show how this might be made to work. world beverage innovation awards i was particularly pleased to present this year’s awards, because there were 241 worthy entries that bear witness to a thriving and imaginative industry. full details of the finalists and winners are available at www.foodbev.com/news/world-beverage-innovation-awards-2018-winners-braubeviale . filed under events , packaging 0 nov 13, 2018 / richard hall word of the year – single-use single-use has been declared ‘word of the year’ for 2018 by collins dictionary. it certainly wasn’t much in use before this year. yet it’s now come into multi-use by legislators including the european parliament and the uk government. unfortunately, its meaning is subject to repeated misuse. single-use, by definition, means ‘made to be used a single time’. but it has also become synonymous with waste and negligence. this has led to proposed bans on single-use packaging. however, most packaging can be recycled and given another life, even many lives. single-use plastic bottles may be lighter, cheaper, safer and better for the environment by requiring less energy and producing less emissions than other materials. even single-use plastic straws may be more appropriate on certain occasions, such as for disabled people, who might have difficulty with metal or paper straws for hot drinks. we live in an increasingly knee-jerk, fake news, populist politics world where balanced judgement often escapes us. let’s not follow that path on single-use as a form of abuse. we should focus on the far bigger goals of better design for re-use where possible and end-use where not. bans may well be appropriate in some cases, but they should be targeted and proportionate. filed under environmental , packaging 0 nov 6, 2018 / richard hall 69 acquisitions in october 69 food and drink transactions were recorded in the mergers and acquisitions database for october. 5 involved sums of more than $500 million, of which 2 reached $1 billion: • €1,000 million in combined sales for the irish merger of lakeland dairies and lacpatrick dairies • $1,080 million for hearthside food solutions to buy irish greencore’s us business • $650 million for italy’s lavazza to purchase mars drinks • $628 million for india’s zydus wellness to take on selected indian assets from kraft heinz • $600 million for d1 private equity and others to provide funding to instacart’s online delivery service in the united states. of the 69 total, 9 were in ingredients, 8 in soft drinks, 6 in snacks, 5 in general food, 5 in hot drinks, 5 in services, 4 in alcohol and 4 in confectionery. 30 were within individual countries, 21 of these in united states, 3 in the united kingdom and 2 in germany. 39 were international. of the 27 countries affected, the united states featured in 36 overall, the united kingdom in 13, germany in 7, ireland in 5, switzerland in 5, followed by australia, canada and italy on 4 each. filed under mergers & acquisitions 0 nov 1, 2018 / richard hall click and collect for soft drinks it’s time i updated you on what may be the world’s most developed market for click and collect – france’s ‘drives’. the growth has slowed, but remains strong, and the weight of purchase is steadily advancing towards a 10% share. these nielsen figures, published in the october issue of rayon boissons, show considerable variations, which are explained by: • drives favouring planned and repeat purchases by families with children • carbonated/still drinks being more of an impulse purchase. filed under soft drinks 0 oct 30, 2018 / richard hall alcohol consumption declining a new study remarks on an increase in binge drinking in canada, while overall alcohol consumption by young people has been falling in europe and north america. the report focuses on the health survey for england in 2015, covering 9,699 participants aged 16-24, with comparisons going back to 2005. the findings show a striking increase in non-drinking. in particular, young people are starting to drink at a later age. women are less likely to drink than men and abstention among non-white ethnic groups has increased to 68%. it also appears that young people are drinking less frequently and less in excess. it is hardly surprising that this trend is generating extra interest in adult soft drinks as well as zero proof drinks. it is no coincidence that this wider market opportunity will be a key feature of zenith global’s next uk soft drinks conference on 15th may 2019 in central london under the theme of ‘crafting the future.’ filed under alcohol 0 oct 25, 2018 / richard hall world economy surprisingly stable i am always pleased when the economist magazine updates my all-time favourite chart on the state of the world economy, because this picture paints many more than a thousand words. it shows that global economic production has grown at a rate of more than 3% a year in 15 out of the last 18 quarters, rising to 3.56% in the second quarter of 2018 after reaching 3.57% in the first quarter of 2018. this is despite all the extra uncertainty of trade restrictions and brexit, financial risk and political volatility. growth rates are rising in the united states and india, while levelling out in china and europe. china remains the largest contributor to overall global economic growth. filed under economic 0 ← previous search acquisitions database acquisitions database drinkpreneurlive interviewing innocent founder - london in june 2014 richard hall presenting industry 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