The Parent Company of Jack Daniel's Reported Flat Whiskey Sales. Another Part of the Business Grew 20 Percent
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The parent company reported flat whiskey sales but noted a 20‑percent increase in another part of the business, driven by innovation in RTDs and a Jack Daniel’s Blackberry product. The firm flagged soft overall alcohol demand, especially in Canada, missed sales estimates amid weak consumer spending and a tequila slowdown, and reaffirmed its outlook.
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