What changes on December 31 California's permission for craft distillers to ship spirits directly to consumers ends December 31, 2026.AB 1246extended that privilege for one year only, and it repeals...
For new beverage brands, a co-packer can be one of the smartest ways to get started. Instead of investing in your own production facility, equipment, and licenses on day one, you can partner with an...
Here's the reality of the industry right now: no matter how your brand gets to market (a big house, a regional distributor, LibDib, or self-distribution), you need your own sales presence. Someone...
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There is a group of beverage brands that often gets overlooked in conversations about distribution.
Alcohol brands spend a lot of time and money getting products onto a shelf, wine list or back bar. Losing that placement can cost much more than a missed case.
Across the beverage alcohol industry, distributors are increasing margins, often by 4% to 5%. Alcohol sales are down, trucks aren’t full, and fulfillment costs continue to rise.
Traditional distribution was built around sales territories, delivery routes and large volumes moving through a fixed network. While that model works well for many brands and accounts, the industry...
One of the things we're most proud of at LibDib is the trust we've earned with national and regional chain retailers. Today, LibDib services hundreds of products across chain accounts in our...
In an increasingly crowded marketplace, Buyers are always searching for products that create excitement, drive traffic, and give customers a reason to come back. Few programs accomplish that better...