From Steady to Strategic: The Supply Chain Forces Shaping 2026
The Q4 2025 Supply Chain report from Agrowgate paints a picture of a beverage industry entering 2026 with far more stability - yet no shortage of strategic inflection points.
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The Q4 2025 Supply Chain report from Agrowgate paints a picture of a beverage industry entering 2026 with far more stability - yet no shortage of strategic inflection points.
As early-stage deal flow moderates and mid-sized rounds gain share, the quarter signals a market that is stabilizing at a more sustainable pace - one defined by disciplined capital allocation, selective growth, and investor confidence in category leaders.
The CGA by NIQ Q3 2025 report reveals a dynamic on-premise market reshaping around new spending patterns and shifting category power.
As part of our exclusive data series for BevNET & Nosh Insiders, we’re partnering with Spate, an artificial intelligence platform that analyzes billions of data signals from Google, TikTok, and Instagram to identify emerging trends in the food and beverage industry.
Is the food and beverage funding freeze finally thawing? FABID’s Q1 2025 Report reveals a surprising rebound in deal size and investor appetite—just not where you might expect.
Both subcategories see positive sales performance and have bounced back from negative unit sales the year prior.
Drinks featuring sea-derived ingredients like algae, spirulina, and sea moss are gaining strong momentum, fueled by rising consumer interest in health, sustainability, and plant-based nutrition.
The On Premise universe grew in December, particularly driven by openings of Casual dining outlets, which were the most common venue type.
According to the Spate Popularity Index, the Energy, Sports, and Functional Drinks category has experienced steady growth, with further expansion anticipated. View the full BevNET Insider exclusive report.
Non-alcoholic beverage sales were up 4.8% in the four-week period ended March 8, during which volume grew 2% and pricing gained 2.8%, according to an analysis of NielsenIQ data by Goldman Sachs.
The beverage industry is facing new supply chain pressures in 2025, with tariffs, rising costs, and shifting trade policies affecting key ingredients and materials. Agrowgate’s latest report provides insights into these challenges and what they mean for brewers and beverage producers. Learn how to adapt and stay ahead in an evolving market.
Venture funding decreased by 11% year--over year, as investors shifted away from CPG, struggled to raise new funds, and deployed capital in smaller, more selective increments. View the full report.
For the 2024 calendar year, dollar trends have stabilized somewhat for wine (-2.8%) and beer (-0.7%). Spirits experienced a significant slowing of growth in 2024 in off-premise channels, with essentially flat dollar growth (+0.2%). View the full report.
Consumer sentiment is finally improving, and the economy is solidly on the rise. View the full report in partnership with SPINS.
Non-alcoholic beverage sales growth “accelerated” sequentially in the latest two-week period ending December 28 amid stronger volume and stable average pricing.
Articles about the decline in alcohol consumption and the rise of non-alcoholic options have gotten a lot of buzz lately. Looking at the sales data, it seems to ring true.
Over the L52 weeks, Spirits demonstrated the most value to Total BevAl, having held the largest share of $ sold.