Danish Brewers' Association

The Danish Brewers’ Association (Bryggeriforeningen) was founded in 1899 and englobes all of the major breweries and bottleries in Denmark. Apart from beer and soft drinks, its members sell juice, cider, natural mineral water and other bottled waters.

The Danish Brewers’ Association works with policies and issues related to taxes, excise duties, packaging, marketing, competition, environment, food, alcohol policy and working environment.

The Danish Brewers’ Association has initiatives and campaigns for alcohol culture in youth environments where beer as a low-alcoholic beverage can engage in moderate quantities. There are both campaigns focusing on young people and their parents. Website for young people www.erduklar.com and a website for parents www.klarsnak.com.

Danish Brewers’ Association is engaged in various activities and has interest in a wide range of legislative proposals and political agendas. The main activities related to the institutions can be found within the following policy areas:
• Audiovisual and Media
• Communication
• Competition
• Consumer Affairs
• Customs
• Economic and Financial Affairs
• Energy
• Enterprise
• Environment
• Food Safety
• Internal Market
• Public Health
• Taxation
• Trade
• Transport
• Youth

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