"You join us this dry January day as a survey shows that fewer people in Germany are drinking alcohol, with consumption down sharply over the past decade."
"Younger people are driving the decline, with alcohol said to be losing its "everyday role." Health concerns and campaigns appear to be leading people to drink less often and in smaller amounts."
A survey finds that fewer people in Germany are drinking alcohol, with consumption down over the past decade. Younger people are driving the decline as alcohol loses an 'everyday role' in daily life. Health concerns and public campaigns are leading many to reduce drinking frequency and amount. People are drinking less often and in smaller quantities, particularly during Dry January. The shift indicates changing social norms around alcohol and suggests long-term reductions in national per-capita consumption if current trends continue.
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