Canadians Prefer Non-alcoholic Drinks

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Non-alcoholic drinks aren't just for the sober, as more Canadians cut back

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Non-alcoholic beverages appeal to mostly younger and middle-aged consumers, with a strong focus on health and wellness.

Statistics Canada survey found two-thirds of Canadians aged 18 to 22 reported not drinking any alcohol beverages in the previous seven days , compared with between 51 per cent and 57 per cent in all other age groups.

Non-alcoholic drinks have a lot of potential for growth in the non-alcohol industry.

“It’s such a young industry that it hasn’t really even found its footing yet,” she says.

There’s just an incredible amount of opportunities for beverage brands to launch right now.”.

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