Per capita consumption volume of soft drinks and water in the Nordic countries 2016
Per capita consumption volume of soft drinks and water in the Nordic countries in 2016 (in liters)
This statistic shows the per capita consumption volume of soft drinks and water in the Nordic countries in 2016. That year, most soft drinks were consumed in Denmark, with an amount of 125 liters per person. In Norway, the consumption volume was 115 liters of per person. The per capita volume of soft drinks in Sweden and Finland each was below 100 liters. Danes also consumed most bottled water, with an amount of 21 liters per person.
Per capita consumption volume of soft drinks and water in the Nordic countries in 2016 (in liters)
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