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Beer Statistics 2014 Edition Beer statistics 2014 edition The Brewers of Europe Beer statistics 2014 edition The Brewers of Europe Editor: Marlies Van de Walle 1st edition, October 2014 ISBN 978-2-9601382-3-8 EAN 9782960138238 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by President of The Brewers of Europe ..........................p. 5 Beer production 2013 ....................................................................p. 6 Beer production 2008 - 2013 ........................................................p. 7 Beer consumption 2013 ................................................................p. 8 Beer consumption 2008 - 2013 .....................................................p. 9 Beer consumption per capita 2013 ...............................................p.10 Beer consumption per capita 2008 - 2013 ...................................p.11 On-trade / off-trade 2013 ............................................................p. 12 On-trade / off-trade 2008 - 2013 .................................................p. 13 Total imports 2013 .......................................................................p. 14 Imports 2008 - 2010 ...................................................................p. 15 Imports 2011 - 2013 ...................................................................p. 16 Total exports 2013 .......................................................................p. 17 Exports 2008 - 2010 ...................................................................p. 18 Exports 2011 - 2013 ...................................................................p. 19 Number of active breweries 2013 ................................................p. 20 Number of active breweries 2008 - 2013 .....................................p. 21 Microbreweries 2013 ...................................................................p. 22 Microbreweries 2008 - 2013 ........................................................p. 23 Number of active brewing companies 2013 .................................p. 24 Number of active brewing companies 2008 - 2013......................p. 25 Direct employment 2013 .............................................................p. 26 Direct employment 2008 - 2013 ..................................................p. 27 Excise duty revenues related to beer ...........................................p. 28 Glossary .............................................................................. p. 29 - 30 Methodology ...............................................................................p. 31 Acknowledgements .....................................................................p. 31 Disclaimer ....................................................................................p. 32 Page 3 Beer Statistics | 2014 edition FOREWORD 2 By President of The Brewers of Europe Dear Reader, It gives me great pleasure to present to you The Brewers of Europe’s 2014 Statistics booklet, which looks at the key figures from 2013, and trends since 2008, across the 28 EU Member States, Norway, Switzerland and Turkey. What the figures show are that the signs of recovery that were already starting to appear in 2012 have spread, but we are not there yet and still need to be vigilant. As an example of that need for vigilance, it seems that all the excise duty Demetrio Carceller rate increases on beer over the period 2012-2013 have harmed the rate of President of The recovery. There was once again in 2013 a decline in Europe both in beer Brewers of Europe production and beer consumption. Whilst around two thirds of EU countries saw a continuation of the trend of consumption shifting from the on-trade (hospitality sector) to the off-trade (retail sector). One interesting result of all this: despite all the tax increases, beer excise duty revenues for the Governments actually dropped in 2013. Nevertheless, direct employment and exports remained somewhat stable in 2013, showing the efforts of the brewers to keep their businesses running. Indeed, it is the growth in exports that is helping to sustain the businesses of many breweries in the face of the ongoing decline in domestic consumption. In addition to this, the numbers of breweries, and especially microbreweries, continued to grow in 2013. The EU now counts over 5000 breweries, showing the interest that many Europeans have for the diversity and variety of Europe’s many different beer cultures. Europe’s beer culture is also an important draw for millions of the tourists that arrive in Europe each year. Until we start to see an actual turnaround in both production and consumption of beer, sustained over a period of years across all regions of the EU, we still cannot talk about a full recovery for Europe’s beer sector, but the signs are positive. Europe’s Brewers thus call on policymakers to support the brewing sector and therefore help brewers to support the delivery of the Europe 2020 Growth Strategy. With 2 million jobs created by brewing across the whole value chain, a flourishing brewing sector can sustain not just the beer companies but all the interdependent sectors, from agriculture to retail and hospitality, and ultimately benefit Europe’s wider economy and society. Demetrio Carceller President of The Brewers of Europe Page 5 Beer Statistics | 2014 edition BEER PRODUCTION 2013 3 (in 1,000 hl) Germany 94,365 United Kingdom 41,956 Poland 40,001 Spain 32,692 Netherlands* 23,636 Czech Republic 18,814 Belgium 18,069 Romania 16,110 France 15,491 Italy 13,256 Turkey 9,809 Austria 9,045 Ireland 8,008 Portugal 7,323 Hungary 6,181 Denmark 6,166 Bulgaria 5,112 Sweden 4,619 Finland 4,020 Greece 3,803 Croatia 3,408 Switzerland 3,370 Lithuania 2,886 Slovakia 2,883 Norway 2,338 Slovenia 2,031 Latvia 1,467 Estonia 1,465 Cyprus 322 Luxembourg 281 Malta 143 0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 Beer Statistics | 2014 edition Page 6 BEER PRODUCTION 2008 - 2013 3 (in 1,000 hl) Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Austria 8,937 8,728 8,670 8,917 8,924 9,045 Belgium 17,796 18,009 18,122 18,571 18,751 18,069 Bulgaria 5,358 4,825 4,800 4,820 4,992 5,112 Croatia 3,887 3,673 3,438 3,738 3,634 3,408 Cyprus 396 356 340 314 329 322 Czech Republic 19,806 19,292 17,550 18,042 18,498 18,814 Denmark 6,474 6,046 6,335 6,590 6,080 6,166 Estonia 1,168 1,176 1,312 1,360 1,433 1,465 Finland 4,470 4,491 4,235 4,220 4,030 4,020 France 16,267 16,326 16,290 16,167 17,132 15,491 Germany 99,910 98,078 95,683 95,545 94,618 94,365 Greece 4,500 4,177 3,940 3,700 3,745 3,803 Hungary 7,049 6,348 6,295 6,249 6,312 6,181 Ireland 8,846 8,041 8,249 8,514 8,195 8,008 Italy 13,273 12,776 12,814 13,410 13,293 13,256 Latvia 1,307 1,357 1,455 1,529 1,405 1,467 Lithuania 3,074 2,794 2,925 2,922 2,841 2,886 Luxembourg 312 308 310 302 292 281 Malta 112 126 130 127 135 143 Netherlands* 27,181 25,376 24,218 23,644 24,271 23,636 Norway 2,580 2,512 2,436 2,439 2,310 2,338 Poland 37,107 36,236 36,647 38,067 39,294 40,001 Portugal 8,208 7,833 8,312 8,299 7,986 7,323 Romania 19,670 17,600 16,920 16,900 18,000 16,110 Slovakia 3,558 3,264 3,112 3,123 3,206 2,883 Slovenia 2,124 1,978 1,902 1,984 1,819 2,031 Spain 33,402 33,825 33,375 33,573 33,031 32,692 Sweden 4,288 4,455 4,349 4,491 4,408 4,619 Switzerland 3,625 3,555 3,539 3,546 3,515 3,370 Turkey 9,244 10,219 10,279 10,164 11,013 9,809 United Kingdom 49,611 45,141 44,997 45,694 42,047 41,956 Total EU 28 408,090 392,636 386,725 390,813 388,701 383,553 Total All 423,540 408,922 402,979 406,962 405,539 399,070 * Only production of members Dutch Brewers association Source: National brewers’ associations Page 7 Beer Statistics | 2014 edition BEER CONSUMPTION 2013 4 (in 1,000 hl) Germany 85,588 United Kingdom 42,422 Poland 37,388 Spain 35,169 France 19,421 Italy 17,504 Romania 16,300 Czech Republic 15,278 Netherlands 11,690 Turkey 9,047 Austria 9,005 Belgium 8,023 Hungary 5,704 Bulgaria 5,462 Portugal 4,937 Sweden 4,713 Switzerland 4,595 Finland 4,337 Ireland 4,328 Greece 3,916 Denmark 3,562 Croatia 3,286 Lithuania 2,760 Norway 2,452 Slovenia 1,562 Latvia 1,545 Estonia 969 Cyprus 480 Luxembourg 316 Malta 202 0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 Beer Statistics | 2014 edition Page 8 BEER CONSUMPTION 2008 - 2013 4 (in 1,000 hl) Country 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Austria 9,146 8,905 8,878 9,105 9,110 9,005 Belgium 8,546 8,679 8,439 8,574 8,228 8,023 Bulgaria 5,373 4,872 4,891 5,100 5,404 5,462 Croatia 3,755 3,514 3,321 3,547 3,411 3,286 Cyprus 440 483 519 456 471 480 Czech Republic 16,457 15,586 15,569 15,543 15,445 15,278 Denmark 4,298 3,946 3,586 3,654 3,437 3,562 Estonia 984 1,164 1,063 960 930 969 Finland 4,530 4,480 4,443 4,551 4,286 4,337 France 19,828 20,014 19,730 20,000 19,941 19,421 Germany 91,132 89,853 87,872 87,655 86,279 85,888 Greece 4,600 4,329 4,092 4,092 3,945 3,916 Hungary 7,181 6,500 6,100 6,249 5,958 5,704 Ireland 5,193 4,855 4,814 4,721 4,677 4,328 Italy 17,766 16,855 17,249 17,715 17,458 17,504 Latvia 1,551 1,423 1,492 1,626 1,543 1,545 Lithuania 3,040 2,794 2,925 2,932 2,830 2,760 Luxembourg 346 320 317 325 319 316 Malta 181 193 196 189 199 202 Netherlands 12,910 12,036 11,956 11,974 12,122 11,690 Norway 2,750 2,750 2,750 2,800 2,400 2,452 Poland 35,861 34,384 34,484 36,236 37,803 37,388 Portugal 6,200 6,100 5,900 5,320 4,927 4,937 Romania 20,193 17,572 17,000 17,000 18,201 16,300 Slovakia 4,178 4,050 3,609 3,997 4,141 N/A Slovenia 1,780 1,712 1,663 1,672 1,520 1,562 Spain 35,692 35,786 35,199 35,231 35,108 35,169 Sweden 4,900 4,884 4,894 4,806 4,659 4,713 Switzerland 4,489 4,480 4,526 4,626 4,623 4,595 Turkey 9,250 9,235 9,215 9,149 9,988 9,047 United Kingdom 51,498 46,817 45,873 44,844 42,962
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