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Jun 5, 2026
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Market Outlook: Canadians drink less as ready-to-drink cocktails gain steam - BNN Bloomberg
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Article Excerpt
Canadians are buying less alcohol overall, but ready-to-drink cocktails and premium spirits continue to attract consumers seeking convenience, value and higher-quality experiences. Meanwhile, retail modernization and shifting trade dynamics are creating new opportunities across the alcohol sector.
BNN Bloomberg spoke with Florence Tresarrieu, president and CEO at Corby Spirit and Wine, about changing consumer behaviour, the rise of ready-to-drink cocktails, the impact of Canadians shifting away from U.S. alcohol products, and the potential benefits of reducing interprovincial trade barriers.
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