But the zero and low alcohol beverage sector is one that has "boomed" in popularity across the UK in 2024 and according to global drinks data company IWSR, is a market that could be worth up to £800m ...

It has become the bestselling beer in the UK in pubs and bars, as well as retail ... and in particular Guinness 0.0, its zero-alcohol version, which doubled year on year. This is not just designated ...

Remember that UK government guidance says that drinks labelled as alcohol-free should have no more than 0.05 per cent ABV though this is voluntary, so some beers with 0.5 per cent may also be ...

It comes as zero-alcohol drinks have boomed in the UK in recent years, becoming an increasingly popular alternative to the alcohol among health-conscious consumers. The British Beer and Pub ...

While the market for low-alcohol beer is expanding in the UK, the "total beverage alcohol market" is declining and is "expected to see volume and value declines of -1% CAGR [compound annual growth ...

People across the UK are turning away from traditional beers in favour of no and low-alcohol options. Around 86% of pubs and bars were found to be offering alternative options, making them ...

Alcohol Change, the charity behind Dry January, said 130,000 people took part in the challenge last year, a number that will no doubt be topped in 2022 as more booze-free brands come to the fore ...

In a recent UK survey, opens new tab 36% of under ... which means brewers can charge a similar amount for a can of zero alcohol as they do for traditional beer and pocket the saving.

Doukeris says that it's offering flexibility to customers, which drove the company to offer zero-alcohol beers. Beer "is [a] social beverage," and the non-alcoholic offering makes it "very ...

Heineken is betting that consumers are sticking to nonalcoholic beer ... their alcohol intake. For its chief executive officer, selling booze-free drinks and traditional beer isn’t a zero ...