The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the consumer landscape, giving rise to changes in consumer priorities and preferences. This requires companies across a range consumer industries – from alcoholic drinks and apparel and footwear through to home care and consumer finance – to rethink their strategies and innovate to meet the changing needs of post-pandemic consumers.

Latest market forecast for non alcoholic beverages and soft drinks in Canada, for the calendar year 2022; with data from Passport Euromonitor International!

A vast library of data on the Canadian macro-economic environment, with data from Euromonitor International; this guide is designed for anyone to understand how to do business in Canada.

PACRIM’s Summary on craft beer in Seoul, South Korea with data from Euromonitor International 2022

PACRIM Distributors featured in a write up by Trade and Invest BC, as well as Export Development Canada, Parallel 49 Brewing, and Pantja Artha Niaga in our market launch in Indonesia. Check it out!

Canadian craft beer market summary for the calendar year 2022, with data compiled from PACRIM Distributors team and Euromonitor International

PACRIM’s Annual Christmas Letter and Market Updates, live from Vancover, BC, Canada.

PACRIM analyzes the top 6 competitive strategy trends in beverage alcohol for the calendar year 2022. Supplemented with data from Euromonitor International.

Latest summary and market forecast for craft beer in Thailand in 2021 based on data and market trends from Euromonitor International as of September 2021.

Latest summary and market forecast for craft beer in Sweden based on data and market trends from Euromonitor International as of May 2021.

Topline market data for craft beer in South Africa featuring 2021 data from Euromonitor International

Latest market summary on RTDs in China with data from Euromonitor International. RTD (Ready to Drink) beverages are exploding in China and have the largest forecast growth (CAGR) over the next 5 years, outpacing beer, spirits, wine, and non alcoholic beverages.

Latest summary and market forecast for craft beer in Portugal based on data and market trends from Euromonitor International.

In this post we look at recreating social occasions in depth. Five key themes emerge; (1) the new roaring 20s, (2) a new social geography, (3) new moods and new occasions, (4) the advance of hometainment, and (5) a new path to purcahse.

PACRIM takes a deep dive into exploring social occasions and how to recreate what we know and love in a post-covid world What themes are present currently and what do you need to know?!

This post considers what socialising will look like in a post-COVID-19 era, focusing on several key questions. A return to the “Roaring Twenties” in the beverages space or a continuing decimation of the on-trade? How has socialising changed (eg hometainment trends) and when will the on-trade recover? How will mood management impact this area? Overall, socialising is expected to become more dispersed as work habits shift, with consumers likely remaining cautious, even amidst a desire for normalcy.

There was a time, long ago, when beer was categorized as either domestic or import. Both tasted the same, but one was more expensive. Today, we Canadians are living in the golden age for beer. Not only do consumers enjoy an incredibly wide selection of breweries and beer styles, but Canadian breweries make remarkably good beer. So why not share with the rest of the world?

As the craft beer industry continues to rebound post Covid-19, emerging and developing countries will remain the principal drivers of global economic growth in the long term. Asian consumers will continue to be key for global business, while African middle-class households are gaining importance.

Any short term recovery in 2021 will be led primarily by a group of financially secure, white collar households that account for a significantly higher percentage of consumer spending, particularly in key discretionary industries like craft beer. Can revenge spending take hold in your craft beer market? Read on for more!

The craft beer revolution is moving online. Covid has permanently shifted the consumer dynamic, and its not only brands who need to adapt. Whether you own a bar, distributorship, wholesale business, or retail store - you need to get caught up, and quickly. Learn how to start with these Top 5 Digital Consumer Trends in 2021 for craft beer.