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The image displays two tables listing countries by litres per person per year for beer and fruit juice consumption. For beer, the numbers start at Ireland with 155 litres, followed by Germany (119 litres), Austria (106 litres), Belgium (98 litres), Denmark (98 litres), United Kingdom (97 litres), Australia (89 litres), United States (85 litres), Netherlands (80 litres), and Finland (79 litres). For fruit juice, Canada leads with 52.6 litres, followed by the United States (42.8 litres), Germany (38.6 litres), Austria (37.3 litres), Sweden (35.5 litres), Australia (34.4 litres), Finland (33 litres), United Kingdom (29.3 litres), Netherlands (28.1 litres), and New Zealand (24.8 litres).
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The tables illustrate the consumption of beer and fruit juice yearly in different countries.
Ireland has the most number of beer’s consumption with 155 litres per person per year. This is followed by Germany and Austria with 119 and 106 litres per person per year, respectively. Belgium and Denmark ranked as fourth and fifth, respectively with 98 litres per person per year. While Finland has the least number of consumption with 79 litres.
For fruit juice, New Zealand has the least consumption of 24.8 litres per person per year. While Canada topped as most number of consumption with 52.6 litres, followed by United States and Germany with 42.8 and 38.6 litres per person per year, respectively. Netherlands ranked on nineth place for both beer and fruit juice’s consumption. Though it differs in amount of litres per person per year. It reached 80 litres for beer, while 28.1 litres with fruit juice.
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