Bye bye booze? Alcohol consumption hits 20 year low, as non-alc options soar
Alcohol consumption in Canada has reached a 20-year low, with per capita intake dropping to 6.8 litres. This decline has fueled a significant surge in the non-alcoholic beverage market, with retailers like New Brunswick Liquor Corporation reporting massive sales growth in booze-free alternatives.
Why it matters
The shift reflects a broader cultural change in social habits and consumer health consciousness, forcing major beverage industries to pivot their product portfolios.
It’s a family-friendly environment with lawn games, soft music, and a FIFA World Cup Game playing on the big screen.
The article relies on statistical data from government reports and corporate press releases without injecting editorial opinion.
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