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Sales of alcoholic drinks have naturally been heavily skewed by the fact that cafés, pubs and restaurants were all closed down for more than three months in the UK in the first half of 2020. It should also be noted that, while pubs in England reopened in early July 2020, they remained closed for slightly longer in the other parts of the UK.
On 16 March, large gatherings in the UK were banned, people were required to cease all unnecessary travel and to work from home where possible. On 17 March, travel restrictions were introduced, with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office advising UK nationals against all but essential international travel.
Consumers in the UK were becoming increasingly health conscious at the end of the review period, with this trend helping to drive sales of non/low alcohol products in the alcoholic drinks market, with fewer calories and lower sugar contents also appealing to the UK’s drinkers. This was clearly illustrated by the dynamic growth recorded by non/low alcohol beer in 2019.
Food/drink/tobacco specialists and independent small grocers were losing share to players like supermarkets, hypermarkets and discounters over the review period. Smaller retailers struggle to compete with the low prices offered by discounters, supermarkets and hypermarkets.
After the marked decline in total volume sales expected to be seen in 2020 in the UK alcoholic drinks market, with the on-trade channel seeing a collapse in sales in this year, a gradual recovery is expected from 2021. However, while positive growth is expected throughout the forecast period from 2021, total volume sales will not return to 2019 levels before 2024.
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