German Non-Alcoholic Beer Production Sees 74% Growth Over Decade
Non-alcoholic beer production in Germany has increased by 74.1% in the past ten years, according to the latest data from the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).
The production volume was 236 million litres in 2011, Destatis noted. In 2021, the country produced 411 million litres of alcohol-free beer, worth around €358 million. The production of mixed beer drinks, such as Radler, containing a slightly lower percentage of alcohol than regular beer, also witnessed growth. Production volumes in the category grew by 23.6% over the past decade, from 326 million litres in 2011 to almost 403 million litres in 2021.
Related news
Famous YouTube star donated the entire stock of an Edeka store in Berlin to those in need
MrBeast, one of the world’s most famous YouTube stars, has…
Read more >How Edeka-discounter Netto Marken-Discount differentiates against Lidl and Aldi
Leveraging the brand sourcing expertise of its parent company and…
Read more >Sales Of Non-Alcoholic Beer ‘Skyrocket’ At Norway’s KIWI
An initiative by Norwegian retailer KIWI to reduce the price…
Read more >Related news
After a subdued year, the holiday season is strong
74% of online shoppers, around 3.1 million people, are preparing…
Read more >Lidl has published its 3rd sustainability report
Lidl Hungary’s sustainability report for the 2022/2023 business years has…
Read more >The majority of Hungarians spend less than 50 thousand forints on Christmas gifts, sustainability is an important aspect, but not the primary one
Gift-giving is an essential holiday tradition, but what really matters…
Read more >