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               go-to hard seltzer, but newer brands are slowly but
               surely climbing the ladder. However, the market is     YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNER
               more crowded now than it was in 2019. Together,         FOR CANS, LIDS & CARRIERS!
               White Claw and Truly control roughly 75% of the
               market. The mentioned stats were phrased to the
               insider by Greg Doonan, an IQ analyst at Nielsen
               Holdings (American information, data, and market
               measurement firm).

                           Bud Light Seltzer: If you will stock hard
                           seltzer, then Bud Light Seltzer is your
                           ‘money-making machine’ as the brand
                           is among the fastest-growing seltzers.
                           Anheuser-Bush launched Bud Light
                           Seltzer in January 2020 with a $100
                           million investment. It became the third
                           biggest brand with a 9% US market
                           share by summer 2020. The same rat-                Availability • Flexibility
                           ing is on the Instacart list.                  Communication • Innovation

                 A couple of brands are new but booming;
               CACTI: made with blue agave from Mexico pro-                       CONTACT US TODAY!
               duced by Travis Scott and Anheuser-Busch.                             3516 Seagate Way #150 • Oceanside, CA 92056
               VIZZY: mentioned by Nielsen analyst Danelle                          CALL:760-529-9927
               Kosmal as one to keep an eye on, produced by
               Coors.                                                               www.liquid-go.com

                           Bon and Viv: This brand was launched
                           in 2013 as spiked seltzer by Nick Shield
                           Boathouse Beverage. After being
                           sold, the brand was rebranded to its
                           current name in 2016 by its new own-
                           ers, Anheuser-Busch. The short-term
                           effects of Corona on it is extraordi-
                           nary market growth will most proba-
                           bly be high. The hard seltzer market
               shortage is because most popular in the summer
               and shelter-in-place restrictions may significantly
               restrict access to sales channels. The long-term
               impact beyond the pandemic itself will likely be
               low as alcoholic beverages are resilient to recession
               shocks.



















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