Draft beer. File photo LONDON, May 23 The UK faces a shortage of glass bottles for bottling beer due to rising energy prices, the Scotsman newspaper writes, citing the director of Dunns Food and Drinks, one of Scotland's largest wholesalers, Julie Dunn.Warning The likely bottle shortage came after German beer industry officials said the country could face a glass bottle shortage this summer. began before the raid, says expert»It won't be long before the bottle shortage hits UK consumers. Our wine and spirits suppliers from around the world are facing ongoing challenges that will have a knock-on effect. As a result, there will be less variety bottled beer that we see on the shelves in Britain,” Dunn quoted the publication as saying. An important place in the heritage of the beer industry, and while some producers will switch to cans to ensure supply stability, others will see this as brand depreciation, which will inevitably result in additional costs for beer consumers. «We sell huge volumes of beer from Germany, so I expect we will feel a seismic shock in the near future,» she added. Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage in the UK, spending £7.1bn on it in 2020.
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