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MARKET MONITOR A graphic guide to the off-trade.
(From Off Licence News)
British families spend the same proportion of their household budget on alcohol as they did 50 years ago, according to a survey by the Office of National Statistics.
On average, UK households spend around AGBP11 a week out of a budget of AGBP456 on alcoholic drinks and tobacco. Alcohol makes up 3 per cent of the weekly family budget, while tobacco takes ...
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