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The range of alcohol in Kuzbass will be reduced

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The range of alcohol in Kuzbass will be reduced

In Russia for the year was 7.4% less producers of strong alcohol. Now there are 377. This is reported by “Vedomosti” with reference to “Contour.Focus”.

Why is that? There are several reasons. Demand is falling. The market is consolidating. And small companies, especially those that made vodka, can't compete with big producers. They either have to sell their business or close down.

Since the beginning of the year, the number of manufacturers has decreased by 6% – by 24 companies. And business liquidations were 72% more than a year earlier.

New companies hardly enter the market. For nine months of 2026, only one structure specializing in strong alcohol was created. The year before, it was three.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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