又在刺激消费，白酒能吃到这波政策红利吗？

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the nationwide trend of issuing consumption vouchers to stimulate consumer spending, particularly in the food and beverage sector, including the white wine industry [2][4][9] - Over 20 provinces in China have launched consumption stimulus policies during July and August, with varying amounts and methods of distribution, including both online and offline channels [2][4] - The white wine industry is closely linked to dining experiences, and the use of consumption vouchers is expected to lower overall dining costs, thereby indirectly boosting white wine consumption [6][7] Group 2 - Despite the potential benefits, the white wine sector faces challenges as many regions do not prioritize white wine in their consumption voucher programs, limiting the direct discounts available to consumers [9][11] - The white wine industry is currently experiencing high inventory levels, with an average inventory turnover period of 900 days and a 25% year-on-year increase in stock, indicating significant pressure on distributors and retailers [11][12] - The upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day are seen as critical periods for the white wine industry, with expectations for improved sales driven by regional consumption vouchers and increased demand for festive gatherings [12][14] Group 3 - Historical data suggests that previous attempts to stimulate sales through consumption vouchers have not always resulted in sustained demand, raising concerns about potential price declines and the risk of creating a negative cycle of pricing [14] - The white wine industry must balance short-term sales growth with long-term price stability, requiring careful monitoring and strategic adjustments to avoid damaging brand value [14] - The current wave of consumption vouchers is viewed as a starting point for the industry's recovery, emphasizing the need for a healthy pricing system and consumer recognition of white wine culture for sustainable growth [14]