TOKYO
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February 17, 2022
(press release)
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- A shortened URL that leads to a website on responsible drinking is also displayed
In addition to displaying the amount of net alcohol, a URL that goes to an educational website on responsible drinking (tekiryo.jp, Japanese) will also be displayed. The
By displaying not only the amount of net alcohol, but also a the educational website URL,
Alcohol Content Labeling (Example) What is the Difference Between Alcohol Percentage and Net Alcohol? Until recently, alcoholic products, in particularly beer, have been conventionally labeled with Alcohol by Volume (ABV). a numerical value that indicates the percentage of ethanol volume contained in alcohol (unit: %/ degrees). The net alcohol content indicates the amount of alcohol that is consumed when you drink (unit: grams). ABV differs from the amount of net alcohol that actually affects the drinker's body. How Net Alcohol Content is Calculated The amount of net alcohol is calculated by multiplying the amount of alcohol by the percentage of alcohol by the specific gravity (approximately 0.8). Since the content volume of alcoholic beverages is indicated in milliliters, it is necessary to multiply by the specific gravity of alcohol to convert the amount of net alcohol in g (1 ml = 0.8 g). Against this background,
Global Awareness In 2010, the
About
Under the Kirin Group Vision 2027 (KV 2027), a long-term management plan launched in 2019, the
Footnotes: [*1 Abbreviation for "Ready to Drink. A canned cocktail. [*2] Creating Shared Value: combined added value for consumers as well as for society at large. Source:
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