British media: There are market surveys found that nearly 30 % of the British people go to the bar without drinking

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on the 18th, in recent years, alcohol consumption in the United Kingdom has declined sharply, a latest market report from the research company KAM shows that consumers visiting the bar visit to the bar 29%of them do not order alcohol. In 2019, 60%of the UK adults drink an average of more than 14 "alcohol units" (1 unit is equivalent to 10 ml of pure alcohol). The recent value has dropped significantly, and 55%of British adults have an average of less drinking per week. In 10 "alcohol units".

A bar in the UK

In view of the fact that 30 % of the British went to the bar without drinking, under the pressure of the market, many wine companies began to expand their business into the field of alcohol -free soft drinking fields. Many older beer manufacturers have begun to create non -alcoholic products. The market share of alcohol -free and low alcoholic beverages in the UK is only 1/5 of France, Germany, and Spain. It can be said that its potential in the UK is not small. Kate Moses, the person in charge of the research company Kam, found that many British people are looking for delicious alternatives while reducing alcohol intake for health considerations. Moses said, "We are in the mouth of the British to change drinking culture." (Luc)

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