Future Forecast 2023 : Drink

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Future Forecast 2023
In 2023, the beverage industry will increasingly see a wave of decolonisation, with new spirits brands emerging from regions like Africa and countries like Mexico.

These challengers are locally produced and rooted in culture, leading existing brands to re-assess their Eurocentric approach to heritage. At the same time, the ready-to-drink (RTD) and no- and low-alcohol markets continue to grow, appealing to younger generations who wish to moderate their alcohol intake. In turn, the wine sector – rooted in heritage – is rethinking its appeal for younger markets with new branding and packaging innovations.

In our new Future Forecast 2023 report and webinar collection, we explore five trends from the Drink sector:

1. Cultural Challengers

2. Digital Drinks

3. Vintage Fun

4. Moderate Measures

5. Breaking Taboos

Alongside a Viewpoint from New York-based entrepreneur Jonah Reider, who is taking on the energy drinks market with Pzaz, an innovative on-the-go energy mist targeting the Gen Z consumer.

DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF DRINK 

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30 December 2022

Author: The Future Laboratory

Image: Poytonic. Branding by KR8 bureau Vienna, Clemens Schneider, Austria

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