- In 2024, Czechia saw a 4% price surge in soft drinks and bottled water due to a VAT increase from 15% to 21%
- Rising operational and production costs led to manufacturers adjusting pricing strategies
- Consumers shifted towards tap water, with a 14% decline in purchased soft drinks consumption since 2012
- Tap water quality in Czechia is ranked 34th globally, leading to a more sustainable choice for consumers
- The future of beverage consumption in Czechia may continue to be shaped by economic and environmental factors
Source: bnnbreaking.com
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