LVMH scores highly in luxury green survey
French premium goods firm LVMH, owner of Mot Hennessy, has come third in a scoring of the world's luxury companies, based on green credentials.
Read more...French premium goods firm LVMH, owner of Mot Hennessy, has come third in a scoring of the world's luxury companies, based on green credentials.
Read more...UK: Regents Inns has spoken of "disappointing" trading results with end-of-year profit forecasts now unlikely.
US: Tesco is close to finalising the acquisition of a second US depot, which would facilitate the opening of a further 1,000 Fresh & Easy convenience stores.
US: Auction house Christie's will hold its first spirits auction in New York this week since Prohibition began in 1920.
Read more...UK: The Home Office has launched a month-long campaign today (November 30) targeting retailers that sell alcohol to underage drinkers and routinely breach licensing laws.
Marton's has reported strong sales growth in both its managed and tenanted estates, but warned that it remained cautious over consumer confidence.
More than one-quarter of licensed premises in London were found to have sold alcohol to children.
Read more...UK: The consulation seeks views on a proposal to simplify the way in which licence holders can make small changes to their licence, such as changing a shop lay-out.
Wine brand Lindemans will include a South African range in spring 2008 having launched Lindemans Chile in May.
Read more... The secretary of state for Scotland Des Browne is to continue fighting for Scotch whisky duty to remain frozen in the next Budget.
A chief constable has claimed the changes to the Licensing Act have made Britain's binge drinking problem worse.
Europe's agriculture ministers have laid down national interest red lines' on EU wine industry reform in a meeting held yesterday.
Drinks multinational Diageo is eyeing up potential acquisitions in thein the beer, wine and spirits market, and is even considering relatively low-production wineries.
Read more...British drinkers don't want to return to fixed closing times, according to a YouGov poll for the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA).
Read more... Online shopping is set to hit a record 15billion in the last quarter of the year.
The Punch group has insisted that it is about to take over Mitchells & Butlers, the owner of pub chains All Bar One and Harvester, in a 5 billion deal.
Pub group Enterprise Inns has released its first drop in profits for five years, and said that worse could be to come following the smoking ban.
Read more... Tesco chief executive Sir Terry Leahy called for a unified drinking age during a meeting with Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
A total of 180 million bottles of Cognac were sold in the 12-month period from October 2006-7.
Read more...Morrisons has reported a solid start to the second half of its financial year helped by a rebranding and new advertising campaign.