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Illicit Alcohol in South Africa grows by 55% in volume since 2017 - Wineland Media
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Illicit Alcohol in South Africa grows by 55% in volume since 2017 - Wineland Media
“New DF-SA study reveals that nearly 1 in 5 alcoholic drinks sold in South Africa is illegal — posing serious risks to health and public finances.” The Drinks Federation of South Africa (DF-SA) has released new research revealing a sharp increase in the illicit alcohol market, which has grown by 55% in volume since 2017. The study, conducted by independent research firm Euromonitor International, highlights the escalating impact of illegal alcoh…
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