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MISCELLANEOUS
KT Vývoj (KT Development), Karel Tichý, 3 Nov 2023
Topics: Foreigners. Beer Consumption. Wine consumption. Coffee Consumption.
Foreigners
Foreigners in the United Kingdom
2001 - (= 8.3%): 1. Ireland (537,108); 2. India (467,634); 3. Pakistan (321,167); 4. Germany (266,136); 5. USA (158,434); 6. Bangladesh (154,362); 7. Jamaica (146,401); 8. South Africa (141,405); 9. Kenya (129,633); 10. Australia (107,871).
2015 - (= 13.3%): 1. India (776,603); 2. Poland (703,050); 3. Pakistan (540,495); 4. Ireland (503,288); 5. Germany (322,220); 6. Bangladesh (230,143); 7. South Africa (218,732); 8. Nigeria (216,268); 9. USA (212,150); 10. China (182,628).
2020 - (= 14.4%): 1. India (896,000); 2. Poland (682,000); 3. Pakistan (456,000); 4. Ireland (412,000); 5. Germany (347,000); 6. Romania (329,000); 7. Nigeria (312,000); 8. South Africa (298,000); 9. Italy (280,000); 10. China (245,000).
Foreigners in Germany
2014 - (= 9.3%): 1. Turkey (1,527,118), 2. Poland (674,152), 3. Italy (574,530), 4. Romania (355,343), 5. Greece (328,564), 6. Croatia (263,347), 7. Russia (221,413), 8. Serbia (220,908), 9. Kosovo (184,662), 10. Bulgaria (183,263).
2020 - (= 12.7%): 1. Turkey (1,461,910), 2. Poland (866,690), 3. Syria (818,460), 4. Romania (799,180), 5. Italy (648,360), 6. Croatia (426,845), 7. Bulgaria (388,700), 8. Greece (364,285), 9. Afghanistan (271,805), 10. Russia (263,300).
2021 - (= 13.1%): 1. Turkey (1,458,360), 2. Poland (870,995), 3. Syria (867,585), 4. Romania (844,535), 5. Italy (646,845), 6. Croatia (434,610), 7. Bulgaria (410,885), 8. Greece (362,565), 9. Afghanistan (309,820), 10. Iraq (276,925).
Foreigners in Italy
2005 - (= 4.1%): 1. Albania (316,659), 2. Romania (248,849), 3. Ukraine (93,441), 4. Macedonia (58,460), 5. Serbia (58,174), 6. Poland (50,794), 7. Moldova (37,971), 9. Germany (35,559), 9. France (26,951), 10. Bosnia and Herzegovina (22,436).
2010 - (= 7.0%): 1. Romania (887,763), 2. Albania (466,684), 3. Ukraine (174,129), 4. Poland (105,608), 5. Moldova (105,600), 6. Macedonia (92,847), 7. Serbia (53,875), 8. Bulgaria (46,026), 9. Germany (42,302), 10. France (32,956).
2020 - (= 8.4%): 1. Romania (1,145,718), 2. Albania (421,591), 3. Ukraine (228,560), 4. Moldova (118,516), 5. Poland (86,743), 6. Bulgaria (56,645), 7. North Macedonia (55,816), 8. Kosovo (38,645), 9. Russia (37,424), 10. Germany (35,316).
2021 - (= 8.7%): 1. Romania (1,076,412), 2. Albania (433,171), 3. Ukraine (235,953), 4. Moldova (122,667), 5. Poland (77,779), 6. North Macedonia (55,771), 7. Bulgaria (50,335), 8. Russia (39,746), 9. Kosovo (38,860), 10. Germany (35,091).
Foreigners in Czechia
1995 - 159.207 (= 1.5%): 1. Slovakia (39,725), 2. Ukraine (28,158), 3. Poland (23,053), 4. Vietnam (14,213), 5. Germany (5,553), 6. Yugoslavia (4,824), 7. USA (4,415), 8. Russia (4,387), 9. Bulgaria (4,282), 10. China (4,210).
2000 - 200.951 (= 2.0%): 1. Ukraine (50,212), 2. Slovakia (44,265), 3. Vietnam (23,556), 4. Poland (17,050), 5. Russia (12,964), 6. Germany (4,968), 7. Bulgaria (4,018), 8. Yugoslavia (3,680), 9. China (3,551), 10. USA (3,238).
2010 - 424.291 (= 3.9%): 1. Ukraine (124,281), 2. Slovakia (71,780), 3. Vietnam (60,289), 4. Russia (31,807), 5. Poland (18,242), 6. Germany (13,871), 7. Moldova (8,860), 8. Bulgaria (6,927), 9. USA (6,074), 10. Mongolia (5,576).
2020 - 632.570 (= 5.8%): 1. Ukraine (165,356), 2. Slovakia (124,544), 3. Vietnam (62,842), 4. Russia (41,692), 5. Germany (20,861), 6. Poland (20,733), 7. Romania (18,396), 8. Bulgaria (17,917), 9. Mongolia (10,135), 10. United Kingdom (9,084).
2022 - 1.113.698 (= 10.6 %): 1, Ukraine (635,857), 2, Slovakia (117,265), 3, Vietnam (66,297), 4, Russia (43,298), 5, Romania (19,724), 6, Poland (17,884), 7, Bulgaria (17,673), 8, Germany (14,032), 9, Mongolia (11,959), 10, Hungary (10,517).
Trend
The percentage of long-term foreigners in all four countries is increasing. Each country has its own specific groups of foreigners that are not as strong in the other three countries listed: United Kingdom: India and Pakistan. Germany: Turkey and Syria. Italy: Romania and Albania. Czech Republic: Slovakia and Vietnam.
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Beer Consumption
Per-capita Beer Consumption (Litres per Year) by Country.
2009 - 1. Czechia (142.3), 2. Ireland (114.7), 3. Germany (109.1), 4. Austria (106.5), 5. Finland (90.4), 6. Venezuela (88.2), 7. Australia (87.9), 8. Slovenia (87.9), 9. Croatia (84.3), 10. Poland (83.8), 11. Spain (81.9), 12. Lithuania (81.4), 13. USA (79.8), 14. Romania (79.8), 15. Belgium (79.6), 16. UNITED KINGDOM (75.8), 17. Slovakia (73.4), 18. Bulgaria (73.1), 19. New Zealand (72.7), 20. Denmark (72.1), 21. Netherlands (72.0), 22. Estonia (70.9), 23. Russia (70.5), 24. Canada (69.9), 25. Hungary (68.9), 26. South Africa (61.6), 27. Panama (59.2), 28. Brazil (59.0), 29. Ukraine (58.0), 30. Mexico (57.6), 31. Switzerland (57.2), 32. Latvia (56.4), 33. Portugal (56.2), 34. Sweden (53.9), 35. Norway (53.9) … 38. Japan (46.9) … 50. China (30.2).
Comments: The Czech Republic led all other nations in per-capita beer consumption for the 17th consecutive year. Among the top 35 countries ranked by per-capita beer consumption, only seven saw an increase in consumption from 2008 to 2009. In Asia, a significant increase was seen in per-capita beer consumption in China and Vietnam: it increased by 70% in China from 2000 to 2009, amounting to 30.2 liters; and it increased 2.5 times in Vietnam in the same period, amounting to 24.0 liters.
2015 - 1. Czechia (142.4), 2. Seychelles (114.6), 3. Germany (104.7), 4. Austria (104.7), 5. Namibia (102.7), 6. Poland (99.0), 7. Ireland (97.5), 8. Lithuania (97.1), 9. Belize (94.7), 10. Romania (92.1), 11. Estonia (91.5), 12. Gabon (87.0), 13. Spain (82.8), 14. Slovenia (81.2), 15. Panama (80.1), 16. Slovakia (77.9), 17. Finland (77.4), 18. Latvia (77.3), 19. Croatia (76.6), 20. USA (75.4), 21. Bulgaria (72.4), 22. Australia (72.4), 23. Belgium (71.0), 24. Netherlands (78.1), 25. Iceland (67.8), 26. Brazil (67.7), 27. UNITED KINGDOM (67.7), 28. Venezuela (67.5), 29. New Zealand (66.9), 30. Congo (64.9), 31. Botswana (64.9), 32. Hungary (64.6), 33. Montenegro (60.7), 34. Denmark (60.6), 35. Russia (59.0) … 46. South Korea (46.7) … 55. Japan (42.3).
Comments: Czech Republic led all other nations in per-capita beer consumption for the 23rd consecutive year. Among the top 35 countries ranked by per-capita beer consumption, 16 increased consumption levels from 2014 to 2015.
2020 - 1. Czechia (181.9), 2. Austria (96.8), 3. Poland (96.1), 4. Romania (95.2), 5. Germany (92.4), 6. Estonia (86.4), 7. Namibia (84.8), 8. Lithuania (84.1), 9. Slovakia (81.7), 10. Ireland (81.6), 11. Spain (81.5), 12. Gabon (80.9), 13. Congo, Rep. (79.0), 14. Finland (77.8), 15. Latvia (77.4), 16. Bulgaria (76.0), 17. USA (72.8), 18. Croatia (72.2), 19. Australia (71.6), 20. Slovenia (69.2), 21. Hungary (68.0), 22. Netherlands (67.3), 23. Brazil (65.1), 24. Mexico (64.3), 25. Bosnia and Herzegovina (63.3), 26. Denmark (62.0), 27. New Zealand (60.3), 28. UNITED KINGDOM (60.2), 29. Russia (59.3), 30. Puerto Rico (57.1), 31. Belgium (53.0), 32. Canada (52.5), 33. Panama (52.1), 34. Switzerland (52.1), 35. Sweden (50.6) … 49. South Korea (37.7) … 52. Japan (34.9).
Comments: The Czech Republic led all other nations in per-capita beer consumption for the 28th consecutive year. Among the top 35 countries ranked by per-capita beer consumption, nine increased consumption levels from 2019 to 2020.
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Wine consumption
Per-capita (15+) wine consumption (in litres of pure alcohol per year) by country. Example: wine 12% of alcohol: 1 litre of alcohol = 8.33 litres of wine.
1960 - 1. France (20.56); 2. Italy (17.24); 3. Portugal (14.12); 4. Argentina (13.61); 5. Luxembourg (11.21); 6. Spain (10.49); 7. Chile (9.15); 8. Slovenia (8.91); 9. Moldova (7.55); 10. Croatia (6.58); 11. Andorra (6.52); 12. Switzerland (6.15); 13. Sao Tome and Principe (5.81); 14. Uruguay (5.68); 15. Georgia (4.84); 16. Greece (4.47); 17. Hungary (4.30); 18. South Africa (3.83); 19. Romania (3.71); 20. Gabon (3.51); 21. Bulgaria (3.50); 22. Angola (3.36); 23. Latvia (3.35); 24. Azerbaijan (2.92); 25. Montenegro (2.87); 26. Austria (2.81); 27. Slovakia (2.42); 28. Djibouti (2.39); 29. Ukraine (2.39); 30. Serbia (2.36); 31. Cyprus (2.31); 32. Vanuatu (2.28); 33. Armenia (2.18); 34. North Macedonia (2.01); 35. Czechia (2.00); 36. Germany (1.86); 37. Kyrgyzstan (1.82); 38. Cote d'Ivoire (1.80); 39. Israel (1.71); 40. Algeria (1.60); 41. Morocco (1.30); 42. Tunisia (1.19); 43. Bahamas (1.16); 44. Mozambique (1.14); 45. Cape Verde (1.02); 46. Belgium (1.01); 47. Russia (1.01); 48. Madagascar (0.96); 49. Poland (0.92); 50. Senegal (0.91); 51. Australia (0.88); … 54. USA (0.83); … 69. Canada (0.40); 70. New Zealand (0.38); 71. Ireland (0,38); … 76. UNITED KINGDOM (0.28).
2019 - 1. France (6.44); 2. Portugal (6.04); 3. Slovenia (5.26); 4. Andorra (4.98); 5. Italy (4.83); 6. Luxembourg (4.73); 7. Switzerland (4.35); 8. Denmark (4.08); 9. Antigua and Barbuda (3.95); 10. Austria (3.70); 11. Australia (3.67); 12. Sao Tome and Principe (3.58); 13. Moldova (3.57); 14. Spain (3.52); 15. Croatia (3.52); 16. Belgium (3.41); 17. Sweden (3.40); 18. Romania (3.38); 19. Hungary (3.33); 20. UNITED KINGDOM (3.30); 21. Georgia (3.19); 22. Germany (3.02); 23. Netherlands (2.92); 24. Argentina (2.88); 25. New Zealand (2.88); 26. Ireland (2.88); 27. Uruguay (2.86); 28. Czechia (2.73); 29. Cyprus (2.72); 30. Montenegro (2.68); 31. Greece (2.66); 32. Chile (2.61); 33. Malta (2.34); 34. Cook Islands (2.28); 35. Norway (2.23); 36. Iceland (2.11); 37. Slovakia (2.01); 38. Canada (2.00); 39. Estonia (1.92); 40. Niue (1.89); 41. Cape Verde (1.82); 42. Bulgaria (1.72); 43. Latvia (1.70); 44. USA (1.67); 45. Serbia (1.62); 46. Finland (1.59); 47. Mongolia (1.46); 48. Bahamas (1.43); 49. Barbados (1.36); 50. Turkmenistan (1.25).
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Coffee Consumption
Coffee Consumption Per Capita (kilograms a year).
2014 - 1. Luxembourg (25.46); 2. Laos (13.65); 3. Finland (11.69); 4. Sweden (9.8); 5. Norway (8.69); 6. Denmark (8.38); 7. Iceland (8.13); 8. Austria (7.86); 9. Australia (7.52); 10. Montenegro (7.46); 11. Canada (7.38); 12. Germany (6.62); 13. Bosnia and Herzegovina (6.58); 14. Switzerland (6.13); 15. Belgium (5.84); 16. Costa Rica (5.83); 17. Italy (5.41); 18. France (5.22); 19. Portugal (5.03); 20. Estonia (4.52); 21. Slovenia (4.5); 22. Croatia (4.37); 23. Israel (4.37); 24. USA (4.27); 25. Greece (4.24); 26. Macedonia (4.24); 27. Lebanon (3.93); 28. Lithuania (3.93); 29. Serbia (3.82); 30. El Salvador (3.75); 31. Spain (3.7); 32. New Zealand (3.67); 33. Bulgaria (3.55); 34. Armenia (3.41); 35. Netherlands (3.4); 36. Japan (3.36); 37. Algeria (3.33); 38. Guatemala (3.27); 39. Latvia (3.26); 40. Haiti (3.15); 41. Slovakia (3.12); 42. Cyprus (2.9); 43. Maldives (2.87); 44. Honduras (2.81); 45. Venezuela (2.75); 46. UNITED KINGDOM (2.54); 47. Malta (2.49); 48. Jordan (2.37); 49. Philippines (2.37); 50. Romania (2.37); … 53. Czechia (2.27); … 59. Ireland (1.96); … 69. Russia (1.4); 70. Poland (1.33); … 142. China (0.04); … 153. India (0.01); … 156. Pakistan (0.01).
2018 - 1. Luxembourg (25.05); 2. Laos (17.97); 3. Finland (11.77); 4. Sweden (10.1); 5. Iceland (8.8); 6. Norway (8.37); 7. Switzerland (7.61); 8. Austria (7.23); 9. Bosnia and Herzegovina (7.18); 10. Denmark (7.03); 11. Canada (6.87); 12. Netherlands (6.86); 13. Brazil (6.06); 14. Germany (6.04); 15. Portugal (5.68); 16. Montenegro (5.65); 17. Italy (5.54); 18. France (5.23); 19. Estonia (5.08); 20. Croatia (5.01); 21. Australia (4.87); 22. Belgium (4.78); 23. Slovenia (4.75); 24. Honduras (4.68); 25. Lithuania (4.66); 26. USA (4.46); 27. New Zealand (4.13); 28. Israel (4.11); 29. Macedonia (4.08); 30. Greece (3.94); 31. Bulgaria (3.89); 32. Armenia (3.83); 33. Spain (3.81); 34. Lebanon (3.8); 35. Serbia (3.74); 36. Japan (3.59); 37. Jordan (3.56); 38. Peru (3.5); 39. Maldives (3.49); 40. Ethiopia (3.4); 41. Slovakia (3.39); 42. El Salvador (3.2); 43. Philippines (3.11); 44. Romania (2.97); 45. Latvia (2.92); 46. Malta (2.92); 47. Cyprus (2.9); 48. Algeria (2.76); 49. Ireland (2.7); 50. Costa Rica (2.66); … 52. UNITED KINGDOM (2.65); … 55. Poland (2.3); … 57. Czechia (2.24); … 73. Russia (1.44); … 140. China (0.07); … 153. India (0.01); … 155. Pakistan (0.005).
Comments: Many foreigners (e.g. from Germany) often go shopping in Luxembourg. This affects the statistics of coffee consumption in this country.
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Sources:
Foreigners: see "Population"
Beer Consumption: Kirin Holdings: https://www.kirinholdings.com/en/
Wine Consumption: Our World in Data: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/wine-consumption-per-person?tab=table
Coffee Consumption: Helgi Library: https://www.helgilibrary.com/indicators/coffee-consumption-per-capita/
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