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European Union: beer production, trends and curiosities

Euronews Portugal5 September 2026 at 09:42

The most recent data from Eurostat reveals a clear trend of decline in the beer industry of the European Union, with production falling consistently year after year. This drop contrasts with the historical relevant role of the sector in the European economy.

In 2025, Germany maintains its leadership position in beer production among the countries of the European Union. Spain ranks second among the largest beer-producing countries in the European bloc.

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