Non-alcoholic beverages are booming in Japan. The market has expanded six-fold over the past 15 years, and even medical ...

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Market is driven by health-conscious consumer trends, changing lifestyles favoring mindful consumption, innovative product development, ef ...

“The popularity of non-alcohol beer in Japan significantly increased after the 2007 revision of the Road Traffic Act, which introduced stricter penalties for drink driving. This created a surge in ...

Additional studies in Japan found that elementary school students who said they drank nonalcoholic drinks were more ... be consumed by kids and teens. “Non-alcohol beverages using alcohol ...

I’ve always considered myself an occasional drinker – the kind who can appreciate a good wine list but is just as likely to ...

The trend is particularly striking across younger age cohorts; Gen Z drinks less than prior ... Spain and Japan bought the most non-alcoholic beer that year. The U.S. landed in sixth place for ...

Japanese alcohol groups have decades of experience in non-alcoholic beverages in the ... high-potential markets for alcoholic drinks. Suntory has been the latest to bet big on south-east Asia.

Japan and Spain, also major beer markets ... health awareness are contributing to the fact that non-alcoholic beers and mixed beer drinks are becoming increasingly popular – without this ...