Bottled water consumption in Europe
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Scope
What is the consumption of bottled water in the European Union?
Definition
Data
The following data on consumption of bottled water in the European Union in 2007 was published online by the European Federation of Bottled Water:[1] (It was obtained from a study carried out by beverage market research company Canadean.)
| Austria | 96.5 |
| Belgium | 129 |
| Bulgaria | 69.59999999999999 |
| Czech Republic | 69.59999999999999 |
| Denmark | 19.8 |
| Estonia | 35.6 |
| Finland | 17.9 |
| France | 121.9 |
| Germany | 155.9 |
| Greece | 105.4 |
| Hungary | 102.2 |
| Ireland | 36.8 |
| Italy | 198 |
| Latvia | 50.2 |
| Lithuania | 46.2 |
| Netherlands | 21.9 |
| Poland | 61.9 |
| Portugal | 94.5 |
| Romania | 63.3 |
| Slovakia | 75.2 |
| Slovenia | 57.3 |
| Spain | 136.5 |
| Sweden | 26.9 |
| UK | 26.2 |
In order to calculate the total consumption for the EU in 2007, we need to multiply these figures by the populations of each Member State for the same period.
Note that only data on 24 EU Member States have been presented. Those Member States that can be considered as "missing" are: Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta
Dependencies
Unit
l/d
Formula
Result
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See also