
Nigeria’s Cocktail Business Faces Its Next Test
Rising brand investment, independent cocktail ventures and professional training are expanding the trade. But high operating costs, limited industry infrastructure and uncertain demand are testing

Rising brand investment, independent cocktail ventures and professional training are expanding the trade. But high operating costs, limited industry infrastructure and uncertain demand are testing

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Ondo State has urged regulators to intensify inspections and prosecute those responsible for counterfeit beverages, warning on Monday, October

Guinness Nigeria Plc reported a 53.1% rise in profit after tax to ₦40.69 billion for the nine months to 30 September 2026, in results filed

Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has uncovered a suspected counterfeit alcoholic drinks production facility valued at more than ₦500

Africa Illicit Beverage Watch scans the continent weekly to track illicit beverage activities, protecting operators and brand distributors against counterfeit risks and regulatory shifts. For

Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has seized counterfeit packaging materials valued at more than ₦200 million from five shops

From traditional brews in western Kenya to adulterated spirits in Central Kenya, the country’s illicit alcohol problem takes different forms. The harder question is whether

Nigerian Breweries Plc’s Ota Brewery has been named Best Brewery in HEINEKEN’s Africa and Middle East region and Best Brewery within Nigerian Breweries, adding two

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Nigerian Breweries has repaid its loans and intends to fund growth from its own cash, chief executive Thibaut Boidin said on 15 October. The brewer,