
Nigerian Breweries Moves to Defend Market Share
Nigerian Breweries is stepping up consumer and trade activity as competition with International Breweries intensifies in Nigeria’s beer market, with both brewers pouring resources into

Nigerian Breweries is stepping up consumer and trade activity as competition with International Breweries intensifies in Nigeria’s beer market, with both brewers pouring resources into

New Pour Analysis | What the underground alcohol market reveals about price, public health, regulation and the future of Africa’s beverage industry Africa’s illicit alcohol

Sazerac has agreed to acquire Welsh vodka brand Au Vodka in a deal expected to value the business at about £500 million, giving the US

Bofferding is preparing to enter the UK, with Luxembourg brewer Brasserie Nationale establishing a separate British company to build the brand’s presence in pubs, restaurants

The Kenya Bureau of Standards has defended five Kenyan alcoholic beverage brands temporarily suspended by Rwanda’s food and drug regulator, saying fresh tests and inspections

Nigeria’s sachet alcohol ban has stopped being a policy argument for indigenous distillers. It is now showing up on their balance sheets. Intercontinental Distillers Limited

Sachet alcohol sellers in Ibadan’s Beere market protested on Monday, calling on the Federal Government to lift its ban on sachet and small-bottle alcoholic drinks.

This year’s International Beer Day came and went with the usual pints, promotions and pub gatherings. But for Africa’s brewing industry, the occasion still offers

United Beverages Share Company, the Ethiopian brewer behind Anbessa and Waliin beer, has had its quality management system certified by ECAE, the country’s national body

Bram Westenbrink says stronger brand performance, commercial execution and AI adoption reinforced HEINEKEN’s confidence in its long-term growth strategy after a solid first half. HEINEKEN’s




