Trevor Hague’s Post

Interesting to see how different industries are evolving and adapting for younger demographics. The beverage industry is certainly one that is seeing changes due to Gen Z’s drinking habits. Thoughts?

Understanding this generation is importsnt for any serious future growth in the bev/alc category.

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While it's exciting to see headlines like this one, the media's insistence that Gen Z is driving all non-alcoholic growth is missing a much broader picture. Don't get us wrong, a continuing stream of NA-friendly media articles can only help to further mainstream a culture of moderation (or abstention) from alcohol. And that's a positive thing. But ask any non-alcoholic bottle shop or retailer that sells NA beverages, and they'll tell you it's a much broader swath of consumers that includes Millennials, Generation X, and Boomers driving their business, who in most cases all have greater disposable income than their younger counterparts at this stage. This is not to undermine Gen Z's influence -- they are the next generation to wield significant purchasing power, and their drinking habits have already influenced a major shift in how Big Alcohol thinks of the future. Kudos to them for that. But make no mistake, this is a shift in culture that goes far beyond just one up-and-coming generation. #nonalcoholicdrinks #beverageindustry

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I think a lot about what's going on in the world of commercial food service and where we are headed. What is changing with the influence of the next generation? This trend report takes a deep dive into everything from what's popular now, to trends on the rise and drills down into each generation's preferences. Did you know that Millennials have a higher preference toward unique individual spices while Gen Z prefers complex spice blends? Or that Gen X was the first generation to show a greater affinity for international flavors? What is your target market?

From Gen Z’s love for online ordering to Millennials’ preference for nutritious options, dive into the fascinating world of generational differences. Let’s decode their habits, values, and how you can adapt!

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