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Spirit Manufacturing in Australia: Market Research Report

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Spirit Manufacturing Market Research Report | ANZSIC C1213 | Aug 2012

High spirits: Growth in premium products and pre-mixed drinks assists revenue

IBISWorld’s Spirit Manufacturing market research report can be used to help you: understand market size and growth potential; major companies; draft business plans and pitch books; and conduct benchmarking and SWOT analysis. Our industry analysis highlights macro industry trends in the overall sector and micro trends faced by companies that do business in the industry. The industry report also provides key industry statistics and 5-year forecasts to anticipate future industry prospects so you can decide with confidence.

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Industry Statistics & Market Size
Revenue
$507m
Annual Growth 08-13
0.4%
Annual Growth 13-18
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Profit
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Employment
352
Businesses
39
Industry Analysis & Industry Trends

Australia imports most of the spirits it consumes. Domestic manufacturing represents a relatively small proportion of the estimated $5.2 billion retail value of spirits consumed in Australia. For many products, some degree of transformation occurs domestically, particularly in the case of ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages. The main spirit manufactured domestically is rum, made from sugar cane, while spirits that are mixed or blended locally are also considered to be manufactured in Australia. Therefore, many industry participants are engaged in transforming high-proof spirits to low-proof products such as RTDs and liqueurs.

The Spirit Productionindustry grew moderately in the three years ending 2007-08, buoyed by strong growth in consumption of RTD spirits... purchase to read more

Industry Report - Industry Locations Chapter

The majority of Spirit Productionestablishments are located close to population centres in New South Wales and Victoria. During the past five years, the proportion of operations in New South Wales has increased significantly, from 27% of establishment numbers in 2006-07 to an estimated 37% in 2011-12. At the same time, enterprise numbers have declined in the Australian Capital Territory from 7.0% to 0.0% of establishments. To optimise transport costs, operators locate their facilities near the population centres of Melbourne and Sydney in particular. Therefore, the industry is generally located near its markets rather than close to the source of raw materials... purchase to read more

 


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What is the Spirit Manufacturing Industry?

This industry purchases ingredients such as grapes, sugar and malt, which are fermented and distilled to produce spirit beverages including vodka, gin, whisky and liqueurs; industry participants also blend spirits. Operators buy glass bottles and paperboard containers to package these products. The spirits are then sold to alcoholic drink wholesalers and retailers. While the industry makes fortified spirits, it does not produce fortified wines.

Industry Products
Whisky, gin, vodka and liqueursRumBrandyBourbon-based RTDsRum-based RTDsVodka-based RTDsScotch whisky and other alcohol based RTDsReady-to-serve cocktail drinks
 
Industry Activities
Distillery residueFortifying spiritLiqueurManufacturing spirit-based mixed drinksPotable spirit


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