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ABC Store Reports Sales Decline in Ashe County, Citing Consumer Trends

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The ABC Store, located in West Jefferson, reported that its overall store income decreased by $150,159 between fiscal years. Specifically, liquor sales declined by 6.7%, equating to $208,679 less than the previous fiscal year. The store management stated that beer and wine sales are down statewide in North Carolina.

From ashepostandtimes.com

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The decline is attributed by store management to rising popularity of THC products and a preference among younger generations for abstinence. This trend aligns with a Gallup poll noting that only 54% of U.S. adults consume alcohol.

From ashepostandtimes.com

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  • Ashe CountySpeculative

    The local retail sales decline in West Jefferson might affect the economic health of Ashe County.

  • North CarolinaSpeculative

    The statewide decline in beer and wine sales could impact the retail sector across North Carolina.

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