The proposed Sale and Supply of Alcohol (Cellar Door Tasting) Amendment Bill aims to ease licensing for small wineries, spearheaded by National MP Stuart Smith. However, the absence of provisions for breweries and distilleries raises concerns about fairness and parity within the alcohol industry, necessitating a more inclusive approach to regulatory reform.
Collaboration brews in the craft beer industry have brought forth innovation and a strong sense of community, allowing breweries to create unique, exciting beers together.
Craft breweries must strike the perfect balance between variety and simplicity in their product offerings, taking into account customer preferences, inventory management, production costs, and branding. It’s a delicate dance to ensure both quality and variety.
In the realm of spirits, there are two distinct approaches to branding: the sleek, minimalist aesthetic, and the rich, captivating narrative. While both have their merits, the most successful brands find a harmonious balance between visual appeal and storytelling, creating an unforgettable experience for consumers.
New regulations effective from 24 February 2024 have brought significant changes to allergen labeling in the food industry, emphasizing clarity and consistency. These changes impact the alcohol industry as well, requiring specific allergen names, bold font for allergens in ingredient lists, and separate listings for ‘Wheat’ and ‘Gluten,’ among other important modifications, all aimed at enhancing transparency and ensuring consumer safety.
Choosing the right distribution channel is crucial for wineries, breweries, and distilleries in the competitive beverage industry, as each channel offers unique advantages and challenges that require careful consideration to optimize profitability and long-term success. By leveraging tools like Vinsight’s category-based reporting, businesses can gain valuable insights to make informed decisions about the most suitable distribution channels for their goals and resources.
Vinsight supports sending and receiving blend and composition data from other wineries or producers that you buy and sell bulk with. This electronic data interchange (EDI) makes this very easy and helps avoid errors.
Some recent changes in Sales Orders allow for more flexibility when applying discounts to line items or entire orders.
Our integrations with Third Party Warehouses allow you to automate the sending of products from their warehouses to your customers, from within Vinsight. The warehouses we integrate with include BAM Wine Logistics in Australia and WineWorks in New Zealand.
With the world-wide uncertainty created by the current COVID-19 outbreak, we have been thinking about ways our customers may be able to manage this crisis, mitigate any losses and maybe even see it as an opportunity to put systems in place to ensure their businesses are stronger and more resilient going forward. Online Sales If…