How many liters of beer do Peruvians consume per year?
Published Jan 23, 2024
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Peruvians consume an average of 45 liters of beer annually, which is about 71 bottles of 630 milliliters each, accounting for around 40% of the country's minimum wage, according to the Association of Beer Sellers Distributors for Small and Medium Businesses in Lima. The Peruvian Winery Association anticipates a rise in beer sales in 2024, following a 25% increase in consumption in the early part of the previous year. Beer sales contribute to approximately 80% of a winery's revenue.
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According to data provided by the Association of Beer Sellers Distributors for Small and Medium Businesses in Lima, Peruvians have a taste for beer, consuming an average of 45 liters per year. This volume would be equivalent to approximately 71 bottles of beer of 630 milliliters each. With an average price of S/ 6 per bottle, average spending on beer is estimated at S/ 462 over the course of 12 months. This represents around 40% of the minimum wage in the country. EXPECTATIONS FOR THIS YEAR In anticipation of the summer season, the Peruvian Winery Association has high expectations of an increase in beer sales during 2024. This optimism is based on the 25% growth in consumption of ...
Source: Panamericana
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