Among the EU Member States, Germany was the top producer in 2019 with a production of 8.0 billion litres (or 23% of the EU total production). In other words, about one in every four beers containing alcohol produced in the EU originated from Germany.
Germany was followed by Poland and Spain (each 3.9 bn litres produced, or 11%), the Netherlands (2.5 bn litres, or 7%), Belgium (2.4 bn litres, or 7%; 2017 data), France (2.0 bn litres, or 6%), Czechia (1.9 bn litres, or 6%).
Compared with 2018, Lithuania recorded the largest increase in the production of beer containing alcohol (+7%), followed by Spain (+6%) and Italy (+5%).
In contrast, the production of beer in the Netherlands fell by 9%, in Latvia by 7% and in Slovakia by 6%.
filosoful on August 7th, 2020 at 05:20 UTC »
Among the EU Member States, Germany was the top producer in 2019 with a production of 8.0 billion litres (or 23% of the EU total production). In other words, about one in every four beers containing alcohol produced in the EU originated from Germany.
Germany was followed by Poland and Spain (each 3.9 bn litres produced, or 11%), the Netherlands (2.5 bn litres, or 7%), Belgium (2.4 bn litres, or 7%; 2017 data), France (2.0 bn litres, or 6%), Czechia (1.9 bn litres, or 6%).
Compared with 2018, Lithuania recorded the largest increase in the production of beer containing alcohol (+7%), followed by Spain (+6%) and Italy (+5%).
In contrast, the production of beer in the Netherlands fell by 9%, in Latvia by 7% and in Slovakia by 6%.
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Marmad1317 on August 7th, 2020 at 05:29 UTC »
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Davo1073 on August 7th, 2020 at 06:30 UTC »
Na zdravi!