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The collapse of Oddbins this year was another nail in the coffin for off-licences, whose role on the UK high street has been usurped by the big supermarkets, which account for more than 70% of off-trade wine sales.
New wines from the old world bring cheer to hard-pressed retail sector 2011
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The collapse of Oddbins this year was another nail in the coffin for off-licences, whose role on the UK high street has been usurped by the big supermarkets, which account for more than 70% of off-trade wine sales.
New wines from the old world bring cheer to hard-pressed retail sector 2011
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The off-trade slump contributed to an 8.2 per cent decline in total beer sales – the highest decline in overall beer sales since 1997.
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The off-trade slump contributed to an 8.2 per cent decline in total beer sales – the highest decline in overall beer sales since 1997.
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The British Beer & Pub Association said that off-trade beer sales tumbled by 11 per cent in the first quarter of 2009.
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A BBPA spokesman said: "It is the biggest quarterly decline in off-trade sales since the last recession."
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We resent this to such an extent that a huge section of the wine trade is devoted exclusively to supplying wines to the "on-trade" market that are not readily available in the off-trade, where we could compare prices and calculate those mark-ups.
Wine Metropolis 2009
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A BBPA spokesman said: "It is the biggest quarterly decline in off-trade sales since the last recession."
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We resent this to such an extent that a huge section of the wine trade is devoted exclusively to supplying wines to the "on-trade" market that are not readily available in the off-trade, where we could compare prices and calculate those mark-ups.
Wine Metropolis 2009
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The British Beer & Pub Association said that off-trade beer sales tumbled by 11 per cent in the first quarter of 2009.
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