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Recessionary pressures are driving shifts in consumer behavior. One such shift is the movement toward cooking at home, which has renewed interest in alcohol as a culinary enhancer rather than just a mere intoxicator. Moreover, as consumers choose to cut costs and opt for "staycations", the importance of alcohol in the home is growing and opportunities abound to repackage and reposition this most widely used social lubricant.
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