The sale of alcohol on the slopes has proven successful
The alcohol sales on the slopes at HlÃðarfjall have been very successful, coinciding with a significant influx of tourists leading to crowding issues.
The government finalizes the next relaxation of alcohol sales – strong spirits could be purchased directly from small distilleries
The Finnish government is preparing legislation to allow direct sales of strong spirits from small distilleries, despite pending regulations on remote sales and Sunday openings.
Editorial: Parliament Representatives Fight Again Over Where Finns Can Buy Alcohol
Finnish parliament members are once again at odds over regulations governing alcohol sales, reigniting a longstanding debate over the legality of ordering alcohol from other EU countries.
Do Poles want a night-time alcohol ban? The survey leaves no illusions
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Poles support the implementation of a nationwide ban on alcohol sales during night hours.
Going towards a majority for alcohol sales in remotely operated stores
The Norwegian Parliament will vote on a proposal to allow remotely operated stores to sell alcohol, with strong support from various political parties.
Man sets fire to bar, house, and car after owner refuses to give alcoholic beverage in Ceará
A man was arrested after allegedly setting fire to a house and a small grocery store in Ceará following a dispute over alcohol sales.
Strict Ban on Popular Destination - May Come into Effect This Summer
Croatia is planning to impose strict regulations on alcohol sales in Split, aiming to curb disturbances caused by intoxicated tourists.
Ontario bars can open at 6 a.m. Sunday to host Team Canada watch parties
Ontario bars will be allowed to open at 6 a.m. to serve alcohol during the men’s Olympic hockey gold medal game.
This is what the controversial alcohol protocol says, now there is a dispute over the meaning of the EU Commission's words
A Finnish parliamentary committee is debating a controversial alcohol law, sparked by revelations from EU Commission documents suggesting alternative methods for alcohol sales regulation in Finland.
Social Affairs Committee Released Confidential Alcohol Documents – Minister: "The Claim is Wrong"
The Finnish Social Affairs and Health Committee released confidential documents related to alcohol sales, contradicting the Social and Health Ministry's desire to keep them secret.
Vacation hotspot may ban alcohol sales during key hours in sweeping new crackdown
Croatia's city of Split is proposing a ban on alcohol sales from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. to promote public health and order.
Surprising Turn in Alcohol Home Delivery Law - Social and Health Committee Released Confidential EU Document from Years Ago
Finland's Social and Health Committee revealed confidential documents containing new insights into the EU Commission's stance on alcohol imports, which could significantly affect the country's alcohol remote sales law.
No More Drunken Tourists. In Split, Croatia, They Want to Limit Alcohol Sales in Summer
Authorities in Split, Croatia, are contemplating restrictions on alcohol sales during the summer to curb public drunkenness among tourists.
Alcoholic Beverages in Decline
People, particularly Generation Z, are drinking less alcohol, with sales of beer in Brazil decreasing by 6.5% to 7% in 2025 compared to the previous year.
Alice Springs bars face restrictions on full-strength alcohol sales from today
Bars in Alice Springs are now only allowed to serve full-strength alcohol with meals during weekday lunch hours as part of measures to curb alcohol-related harm.
Sunny European city bans alcohol at night because of drunken tourists
The city of Split in Croatia has introduced a nighttime alcohol sales ban to address issues caused by drunken tourists.
Pakistan: Hindu MLA demands prohibition of alcohol, Muslim minister says - My friend has become emotional today
In a surprising incident in Pakistan, a Hindu member of the Sindh Assembly called for a ban on alcohol sales, sparking a response from a Muslim minister.
Tackled Alcohol Sales Monopoly
The article discusses efforts to address the monopoly on alcohol sales in Iceland.
"Like we are back to March 1, 1989"
Tómas Þór Þórðarson welcomes new regulations allowing alcohol sales at sports events in Reykjavik, feeling this is a matter of freedom and questioning the restrictions imposed by local authorities.
Poços strengthens rules for the sale of alcoholic beverages during Carnival 2026
The city of Poços de Caldas is tightening regulations regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages for Carnaval 2026 to ensure public health safety.
Heineken will cut up to 6,000 jobs due to falling beer sales
Heineken announced it will reduce its workforce by up to 6,000 jobs in response to a significant decline in beer sales driven by changing consumption habits.
The Constitutional Committee addressed the online sale and home delivery of alcohol - Here are the results
The Finnish Constitutional Committee has finalized its opinion on the proposed law regarding the online sale and home delivery of alcohol, stating that the law can be legislated through normal parliamentary procedures despite dissenting opinions.
British tourist survived Thailand's election day by hoarding wine
In Thailand, liquor sales resumed shortly after polling stations closed for parliamentary elections, with tourists taking advantage of the opportunities before a temporary alcohol sales ban.
The dry law imposed during the elections in Thailand irritates tourists eager to drink
A 24-hour alcohol sales ban in Thailand due to upcoming elections is frustrating tourists and could hurt local businesses during peak travel season.
Saudi Arabia's 'Secret' Liquor Store: How to Gain Entry and Who Can Shop?
Saudi Arabia has initiated a historic change by allowing selected foreign residents to purchase alcohol from a secret store, despite its long-standing ban on alcohol sales since 1952.
A big turn in the price of coffee
The article discusses a significant change in the price of coffee while noting a decrease in alcohol sales last year despite an expanded selection in grocery stores.
For the first time under 8 billion liters – Germans are drinking less beer
Beer sales in Germany fell significantly in 2025 by six percent to around 7.8 billion liters, marking the first time the total has dropped below eight billion liters.
Krasnoyarsk Becomes Latest Region to Limit Alcohol Sales
The Krasnoyarsk region in Siberia announced new restrictions on alcohol sales to curb consumption, mandating reduced operating hours for liquor stores and special permits for outdoor alcohol sales at restaurants.
Germans are drinking less and less beer: lost hops and malt
Beer consumption in Germany has seen a significant decline, with the 2025 figures reflecting the steepest drop since record-keeping began, while non-alcoholic beer saw an increase in sales.
For Campari & Co, it's a tequila crisis: sales in the US remain dry
Tequila sales in the US have fallen due to anxiety and insecurity among Hispanic consumers related to immigration enforcement, leading to a 3.4% drop in alcohol sales in December.
Police operation directly against alcohol sales in Kópavogur
The police in the capital area halted the sale and distribution of alcohol in Kópavogur, resulting in three arrests during the operation.
Brewing Industry: The Dry January Spoils Brewers' Business
The trend of 'Dry January,' where many people abstain from alcohol to start the year fresh, is negatively impacting the sales of breweries in Germany.
Will there be fewer alcohol shops in Warsaw? The decision belongs to the councilors
The number of alcohol sales points in Warsaw has been gradually decreasing, prompting councilors to decide on future licensing regulations.
Police Closed Alcohol Sales Place
The police closed an alcohol sales location for violating regulations on alcohol retail and service, with four individuals detained and 79 cases logged in the system over the night.
How a Month without Alcohol Can Permanently Change Your Habits?
The article discusses the impact of a month-long alcohol abstinence during 'Dry January' on personal habits and its broader effects on bar offerings and drink sales.
Stores are open again today, and the sales have just started. Here’s what’s worth it
As we approach New Year's Eve, various alcoholic beverages are on exceptional sales in Croatian stores, highlighted in the Index Shopping section.
The alcohol industry can bribe everyone
In a podcast episode, Dr. Jacek Moskalewicz discusses the alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths among Polish men and the effectiveness of nighttime sales restrictions.