How much does a Peruvian spend on beer per year?

Published Jan 22, 2024

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Peruvians consume an average of 45 liters of beer per year, costing around 400 soles, which is nearly 40% of a minimum wage. The Association of Beer Sellers and Distributors for Small and Medium Businesses in Lima predicts a rise in beer sales by 2024, with beer expected to make up 80% of beverage sales in wineries. The beer industry in Peru is a significant economic contributor, generating an estimated 3.3 billion dollars annually.
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A Peruvian drinks an average of 45 liters of beer a year, according to the Association of Beer Sellers and Distributors for Small and Medium Businesses in Lima, but how much does this consumption represent in your economy? These 45 liters are equivalent on average to 71 bottles in their 630 ml presentation, which cost an average of S/ 6 each; That is, a person could spend approximately 400 soles; that is, almost 40% of a minimum wage. For 2024, the Peruvian Winery Association expects an increase in sales, taking advantage of the summer season and having 2023 as a precedent when beverage consumption grew up to 25% between January and April. This could boost beer sales because they represent 80% of beverage sales made by a winery. Even Amparo Pareja, head of the Institute of Economic and Social ...
Source: Apnoticias

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