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Instead of friends, co-workers and pubs, alone and with family and ‘drink at home’
Ministry of Food and Pharmaceutical Safety, results of the survey of 2,000 people
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The consumption of alcohol and the frequency of drinking at the same time decreased due to the influence of Corona 19, but the trend of drinking was changing, as the number of ‘alcohol alone’ and ‘home alcohol’ increased. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety announced on the 24th that the results came out when a survey was conducted of 2,000 people aged 15 years and over throughout the country who had been consuming alcohol in the last six months from 4 to 11 of last month . As a result of the survey, 35.7% of respondents said that there was a change in the frequency of alcohol consumption before and after Corona 19. Of these, daily drinking from 2% to 1.2%, 5-6 times a the week from 3.8% to 2.7%, 3-4 times a week from 12.9% to 6.4% and twice a week from 19.7% to 15.5% Respectively decreased. In particular, 36.2% of those surveyed said there was a change in the places where they drink alcohol. Own house (92.9%), house of acquaintance (62.9%) and restaurant / cafeteria (35.8%). Also, 20.3% of respondents said that the person who drinks along with alcohol changed. Before Corona 19 they were friends, seniors and juniors (90.0%) and co-workers (72.8%), but after Corona 19, only (81.9%), family and spouse (76.7%) . The average amount of alcohol consumed at one time was 5.4 glasses of soju, 4.4 glasses of beer, 2.7 glasses of takju, and 2.9 glasses of fruit wine. The overall decrease was compared to survey results from three years ago (6.1 glasses of soju, 4.8 glasses of beer, 2.9 glasses of takju, and 3.1 glasses of fruit wine). Beer (94.6%), soju (77.1%) and takju (52.3%) were the main alcoholic beverages they consumed during the last 6 months. Fruit liquor was followed by 31.5%. Among them, the preference of Takju increased compared to 2017 (38.6%), and especially in its 20 (25.8% → 45.6%) and 60 (47.7% → 59.2%), the preference clearly increased. By Seo Hye-mi, Staff Reporter [email protected]
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