CANADA S NATIONAL BREWERS BEER PRICING & BRAND AVAILABILITY STUDY
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1 CANADA S NATIONAL BREWERS BEER PRICING & BRAND AVAILABILITY STUDY JUNE, 2013
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS BACKGROUND 3 METHODOLOGY 4 BRANDS AND PACK SIZES 5 PRICING REPORTS 6 INTERPROVINCIAL PRICING COMPARISON 22 STORE APPEARANCE 26 BRAND AVAILABILITY 36 STAFFING REPORT 38 2
3 BACKGROUND Ipsos Reid was contracted by Canada s National Brewers to assist in providing baseline data on beer pricing, brand availability, store appearance and staffing levels at beer retailing outlets in BC, Alberta and Quebec. The following report encompasses three provincial reports based on the findings of local surveyors in each province. In total 90 stores (30 per province) in 17 cities were surveyed. Cities were selected to obtain a cross section of beer retailing outlets in urban, suburban and rural communities. British Columbia Alberta Quebec Vancouver Edmonton Montreal Abbotsford Red Deer Trois-Rivieres Chilliwack Ponoka Drummondville Agassiz Drayton Valley St. Agathe-Des-Monts Hope Morinville Napierville Mission Springs St. Sauveur 3
4 METHODOLOGY Local surveyors drove to each target city and visited various private beer and liquor stores. Once inside the store, the number of visible staff and total number of brands sold were assessed and recorded. The surveyors were in-field between April 24 th and May 8 th The pricing details were recorded by the surveyors using voice recorders or cell phones. The surveyors visited a wide variety of stores in each city, and prices were grouped according to the type of store they were from. For the purposes of this study, the prices are grouped into the following four broad categories of store. Where the surveyors were able, photos were taken outside of the establishment. Store Type # of Stores Grocery 13 Loblaw's, IGA, Super C Example Large Retail 37 Paradis de la Biere, Coast Liquor Store, Liquor Barn Small Retail 31 The Plaza Liquor Store, Curvy Bottle Notes In Quebec beer is sold in the grocery store itself. In Alberta some grocery stores run their own private liquor and beer store that is outside of the grocery location. Large footprint retailers dedicated to liquor and beer sales. Small footprint retailers. Some were dedicated to liquor and beer, others were also inns or pubs. Depanneur 9 Deli-Depanneur, Couche-Tard Beer sold in corner stores in Quebec 4
5 BRANDS AND PACK SIZES Due to the vast differences in products and pack sizes available across each surveyed market, a list of 14 brands was selected by members of Canada s National Brewers project team. Blue Bud Light Budweiser Busch Canadian Carling Coors Light Heineken Keystone Lucky Molson Dry Pilsner Sleeman Original Draught Stella Artois For each brand, several pack sizes were recorded. Bottles 24 x 341 ml 12 x 341 ml 12 x 330 ml 6 x 341 ml 6 x 330 ml Cans 24 x 355 ml 20 x 355 ml 15 x 355 ml 12 x 355 ml 12 x 330 ml 6 x 355 ml 6 x 330 ml 5
6 PRICING REPORT 6
7 QUEBEC Quebec had the most diverse selection of both types of stores, as well as number of product brands in their stores. Quebec also sells beer at Depanneurs and Corner Stores. A small number of the stores in Quebec sell the majority of their beer as individual bottles, and stock over 400 brands in store. Some of the stores visited did not stock any of the major popular brands that were the subject of this study. These stores were not counted and supplemented with stores in Drummondville and St. Sauveur. Urban: Montreal Suburban: Trois-Rivieres, Drummondville Rural: St. Agathe-des-Monts, Napierville, St. Sauveur 7
8 PRICING REPORT QUEBEC Quebec Montreal Grocery Store Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Quebec Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.29 Small Retail / Depanneur pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $6.88 Specialty Liquor / Beer Store / Large Retail pack pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.37 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.10 8
9 PRICING REPORT QUEBEC Quebec Trois Rivieres Grocery Store Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Quebec Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.39 Small Retail / Depanneur pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.98 Specialty Liquor / Beer Store / Large Retail pack pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.29 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.67 9
10 PRICING REPORT QUEBEC Quebec Quebec Rural Grocery Store Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Quebec Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.00 Small Retail / Depanneur pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.48 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
11 PRICING REPORT QUEBEC Quebec Provincial Total Grocery Store Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Quebec Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.23 Small Retail / Depanneur pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.45 Specialty Liquor / Beer Store / Large Retail pack pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.33 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
12 BRITISH COLUMBIA British Columbia sells beer and liquor at both Government and Licensed Retail Stores which are privately operated liquor stores typically connected to a hotel or licensed establishment. For the purpose of this study, only the Licensed Retail Stores were surveyed in order to be comparable to the other provinces. B.C retailers stocked an average of 180 brands at large retail outlets, and 102 at small retail outlets. Despite the number of brands, 24 pack sizes were relatively uncommon, and pack sizes such as 6, 12 and 15 packs were more common. Urban: Vancouver Suburban: Abbotsford, Chilliwack Rural: Agassiz, Hope, Mission Springs 12
13 PRICING REPORT BRITISH COLUMBIA British Columbia Vancouver Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price BC Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $8.30 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
14 PRICING REPORT BRITISH COLUMBIA British Columbia Abbotsford Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price BC Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.29 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
15 PRICING REPORT BRITISH COLUMBIA British Columbia BC Rural Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price BC Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.94 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
16 PRICING REPORT BRITISH COLUMBIA British Columbia Provincial Total Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price BC Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.85 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
17 ALBERTA Alberta beer is sold at both large and small private retailers, as well as stores owned and operated by grocery chains. Unlike grocery stores in Quebec, the beer retailer is a separate building located just outside the main store. In this report, Alberta grocery beer prices are grouped with other Large Retailers. Morinville was added to the rural towns visited as the others did not have enough beer retailers to fill our quota. Urban: Edmonton Suburban: Red Deer, Rural: Ponoka, Drayton Valley, Morinville 17
18 PRICING REPORT ALBERTA Alberta Edmonton Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Alberta Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $8.01 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
19 PRICING REPORT ALBERTA Alberta Red Deer Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Alberta Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.63 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
20 PRICING REPORT ALBERTA Alberta Alberta Rural Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Alberta Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.62 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
21 PRICING REPORT ALBERTA Alberta Provincial Total Large Retail Small Retail Pack Size Sample Number Price Per Litre Including Sales Taxes (Ex Dep) Low High Average Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Alberta Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $ pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $7.75 All Store Types pack $3.92 $ pack $4.40 $ pack $5.32 $
22 INTERPROVINCIAL PRICING COMPARISON 22
23 INTERPROVINCIAL PRICING COMPARISON Large Retailers Small Retailers All Store Types Pack Size Quebec Alberta Average Price Per Litre British Columbia Ave TBS Home Consumer Price Quebec Price Ontario Taxes Alberta Price Ontario Taxes BC Price Ontario Taxes pack $3.92 $4.35 $5.67 $ pack $4.40 $5.05 $6.22 $ pack $5.32 $7.28 $7.87 $ pack $3.92 $4.38 $5.73 $ pack $4.40 $5.01 $6.09 $ pack $5.32 $7.45 $7.75 $ pack $3.92 $4.36 $5.69 $ pack $4.40 $5.04 $6.16 $ pack $5.32 $7.33 $7.82 $7.88 **Quebec Grocery Stores and Specialty Liquor / Beer Store / Large Retail are combine into Large Retailers for Interprovincial Pricing Comparison.** 23
24 CALCULATION AVERAGE TBS HOME CONSUMER PRICE Average TBS home consumer prices are from TBS fiscal period 5, 2013 (4 weeks in the month of May 2013) and include Harmonized Sales Tax but exclude deposits. Average per litre price for 20 to 24 package sizes was calculated based on the average per litre price of all 369 TBS products which were sold in 20 to 24 package size configurations in containers ranging from 330ml to 355ml in size. Average per litre price for 12 to 15 package sizes was calculated based on the average per litre price of all 335 TBS products which were sold in 12 to 15 package size configurations in containers ranging from 330ml to 355ml in size. Average per litre price for 6 package size products was calculated based on the average per litre price of all 222 TBS products which were sold in 6 pack configurations in containers ranging from 330ml to 355ml in size.
25 CALCULATION OF TAX EQUIVALENCY, QUEBEC, ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA Quebec: Quebec prices were converted to Quebec Price with Ontario Tax by backing out 9.5% Quebec sales tax, backing out 5% federal goods and service tax and subtracting Quebec $.50 per litre beer tax and subsequently adding Ontario basic beer taxes $1.0007/litre and applying the Harmonized Sales Tax (13%). Basic Ontario beer taxes are comprised of the basic beer tax: $.7402/litre, a beer volume levy: $.176/litre and a beverage alcohol container environmental levy: $.0893 per container fee applicable to non-refillable containers. On the 926 TBS products sampled environmental levy revenue worked out to a per litre average of $.0845 for all products. Alberta: Converted to Alberta Price with Ontario Tax by backing out 5% federal goods and service tax and subtracting the basic Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission beer markup of $.98/litre and adding Ontario beer taxes ($1.0007/litre) and applying HST (13%). British Columbia: Converted to B.C. Price with Ontario Tax by backing out 10% BC sales tax and 5% federal goods and services tax and subtracting estimate of BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) large brewer net markup of $1.05 per litre (Basic LDB markup of $1.63/litre minus LDB retail cost estimate and Licensee Retail Store discounts (16% of LDB selling price)) and adding basic Ontario beer taxes ($1.0007) and applying HST (13%). In calculating average provincial tax rates, no attempt was made to estimate the average reduction in beer taxes associated with provincial small brewery tax and markup subsidies.
26 STORE APPEARANCE 26
27 QUEBEC STORE APPEARANCE Urban: Montreal 27
28 QUEBEC STORE APPEARANCE Suburban: Trois-Rivieres, Drummondville 28
29 QUEBEC STORE APPEARANCE Rural: St. Agathe-des-Monts, Napierville, St. Sauveur 29
30 BRITISH COLUMBIA STORE APPEARANCE Urban: Vancouver 30
31 BRITISH COLUMBIA STORE APPEARANCE Suburban: Abbotsford, Chilliwack 31
32 BRITISH COLUMBIA STORE APPEARANCE Rural: Agassiz, Hope, Mission Springs 32
33 ALBERTA STORE APPEARANCE Urban: Edmonton 33
34 ALBERTA STORE APPEARANCE Suburban: Red Deer, 34
35 ALBERTA STORE APPEARANCE Rural: Ponoka, Drayton Valley, Morinville 35
36 BRAND AVAILABILITY 36
37 BRAND AVAILABILITY Large Retailers / Grocery Quebec Small Retailers Low High Average Low High Average Urban Suburban Rural British Columbia Large Retailers Small Retailers Low High Average Low High Average Urban Suburban Rural Alberta Large Retailers / Grocery Small Retailers Low High Average Low High Average Urban Suburban Rural
38 STAFFING REPORT 38
39 STAFFING REPORT Quebec Range (low to high) Large Retailers / Grocery Average Mode Range (low to high) Small Retailers Average Urban Suburban Rural Range (low to high) Large Retailers Average British Columbia Mode Range (low to high) Small Retailers Average Urban Suburban Rural Range (low to high) Large Retailers Average Alberta Mode Range (low to high) Small Retailers Average Urban Suburban Mode Mode Mode Rural
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