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"Wine and spirits industry leaders have issued a stark warning that businesses "have no choice but to increase prices" to remain viable, as a significant rise in alcohol duty takes effect. The increase, confirmed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in November's autumn budget, sees alcohol duty escalate by 3.66 per cent, aligning with the Retail Prices Index (RPI) inflation. This change came into force from Sunday, 1 February."
Donations enable continued reporting on major issues and support sending journalists to interview multiple sides. Coverage spans reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech while remaining freely accessible without paywalls. Quality journalism is funded by those who can afford it to ensure public access. Wine and spirits leaders warn businesses "have no choice but to increase prices" after alcohol duty rose by 3.66 percent, aligning with RPI inflation and coming into force on 1 February. The duty is levied on producers but is expected to trickle down to shoppers. Official figures show gin duty up 38p, Scotch up 39p, and red wine up 14p per bottle.
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