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Total world beer sales totalled approximately 158bn litres
Source: PlatoLogic Report 06 / ICAP
The Top 20 Beer Brands Worldwide in 2004 by volumes:
Source: Impact - 1 hectolitre = 100 litres = 26.4 US Gallons = 0.85 US barrels
The Top 10 Domestic Beers in the US in 2005 by value share were:
Source: Information Resources / Beverage Industry FDM channel
The Top 10 Imported Beers in the US in 2005 were:
Source: Information Resources / Beverage Industry FDM channel
The UK's Top 10 Beers in 2003 by value were:
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Source: Interbrew UK Market Report 2004
The UK market is divided into three segments of Premium Lagers (Stella Artois, Budweiser, Kronenbourg, Grolsch, Carlsberg Export, Beck's and now Heineken) , Standard Lagers (Carling, Foster's, Carlsberg, Tennent's) and Ales (John Smith's, Tetley's, Worthington, Boddington's).
Germany's Top 10 Beers in 2004 by market share
Germany's beer market, the largest in Europe, is also a world apart from other territories. International brands and international brewers have only a minimal presence in the market, with most leading beers still privately owned by their founding families. Beck's the only international brand in the top 10.
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