Spain recovers the second position in the EU in beer production

Published 2023년 3월 18일

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Spain has reclaimed the title as the second-largest beer-producing country in the EU, with a 7.85% increase in production to 41.1 million hectoliters in 2022, largely due to the recovery of the tourism industry. This surge in production has led to the creation of over 400,000 jobs, primarily in the hospitality sector, making Spain the second-largest employer in the EU beer industry after Germany. Additionally, beer exports in 2022 saw a significant 16.3% increase compared to 2021 and 36.8% compared to 2019. However, hospitality sector consumption has not yet fully recovered, remaining 4.1% below pre-pandemic levels. Despite these challenges, Spain remains the leading European market for beer, with 87% of the beer consumed being locally produced. Furthermore, the country faces challenges with rising beer prices, especially for blonde beer, which saw a 14.1% increase in 2022 and an additional 3.8% in 2023, and non-alcoholic or low-alcohol beers, which experienced a 14.2% increase in 2022 and 5.3% increase in 2023.
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Spain has recovered the second position in the classification of the largest beer-producing countries in the European Union (EU), after producing 41.1 million hectoliters in 2022, 7.85% more than the previous year, an amount with which it is above Poland and below Germany. This has been reported in a first advance of its annual results by the association that groups the country's producers, Cerveceros de España, within the framework of the celebration in Madrid of its general assembly The recovery of tourism has been one of the factors that have driven this growth in production, since in 2022 Spain received 104.5 million visitors, compared to 51.6 in 2021, explained the new president of Cerveceros de Spain, Ignacio Rivera. This beer production has contributed to the creation of more than 400,000 jobs (90% of them in the hospitality sector), which has made Spain the second country in which the beer sector generates more empl eo, only behind Germany. The association has also ...
Source: Agrodiario

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