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Gen Z Is Drinking More Alcohol

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Gen Zers have long been known for their abstinence from alcohol and drugs as they focus on health, wellness and self-care. But the tide might be changing as a new survey from IWSR Bevtrac found that Gen Z's drinking has increased, putting its alcohol consumption in line with that of other generations.

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Gen Z is drinking more alcohol, but underage teens are still abstaining

A new survey finds 73% of Gen Z aged over 21 are drinking alcohol — but high schoolers are still skipping booze....

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The Times

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Gen Z’s famed abstinence waning… and it may be all about money

A large number of young adults, who seemingly swerved alcohol for more wholesome pursuits, have started drinking

2 days ago·United Kingdom

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Berliner Zeitung

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Drinking Instead of Compulsory Military Service: Gen Z Saves German Beer

New study shows that young people and young adults drink more alcohol again. German breweries do not want to believe their luck yet. Youth researchers, however, do.

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Newsweek

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Gen Z is drinking more alcohol

Gen Z has long had a reputation for abstinence from alcohol.

3 days ago·United States

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Versicherungswirtschaft-heute

Genz in the Asseuranz: "We Do Not Tick so Differently than Older Generations" - Insurance Industry Today

Low work ethic, low load capacity, high demands on the employer. Generation Z, born between 1995 and 2010, has a reputation for demanding a lot and doing little. At an IHK event in Karlsruhe, the boys strongly argue against this prejudice. In everyday life, the GenZ of older generations is not so far apart from each other in terms of content. GenZ's contribution in the assessment: "We do not tick so differently than older generations" first appe…

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