Baijiu Blues: Chinese Corporate Entertainment Expenditure Plummets - Latest Report From DDMA China
This report by DDMA, a Shanghai based market research group, shows that over 50% of Chinese companies have reduced expenditure on corporate entertainment in the past three months. High-end restaurants and Premium baijiu sales to be hit hardest in this new wave of austerity.
SHANGHAI, July 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The recently appointed Chinese leadership has placed anti-corruption and tackling excess government spending as a key component of its reform orientated policies. This policy has led to a very steep reduction in the levels of corporate and government entertainment expenditure.
This DDMA snapshot report measures the effect that these new government policies are having on corporate and government entertainment across China and the subsequent impact on the sales of premium and Super Premium Baijiu Brands.
This study was conducted in June 2013 with the CEO's and Senior management of over 100 medium to large scale Chinese companies. The report introduces which companies have reduced expenditure on corporate entertainment and how they have reduced expenditure.
This full report is now available for download from the Data Driven Marketing Asia website.
DDMA has very strong experience in conducting market research on all Alcohol Categories in China.
SOURCE Data Driven Marketing Asia
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