Which country drinks the most soft drinks per capita?
The United States consistently leads the world in soft drink consumption per person. On average, Americans drink hundreds of cans per year, making soft drinks a staple of American culture and lifestyle, even as health concerns push some toward other beverage choices.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
6 Comments
Stevie G
The reference link that is not included does not confirm the answer given.
✨KRISTA✨
Without a reference how are we to know where this "defiant" author (always bending the unspoken rules when setting a question) is coming from!?!🙄 Is it assumed that qc.com authors can throw up "trash" questions and explanations and all will be "fine"!?!🤔
Frank Cowell
Hopeless Q from QC-central
Albeck1994
It was Mexico, then USA, this question needs to be dated as seeing responses, it's now Japan
Jhan Schmitz
Hungarians drink 310 liters of soda per capita each year, which makes them the biggest consumers of the sugary drink in the world. This much sugar intake from soda alone has led to significant public health concerns, including obesity and diabetes. In 2011, Hungary imposed the so-called “public health product tax” to try to get its citizens to adopt healthier habits. However, it looks like Hungarians still love their soda, and it will be hard to mitigate or reverse the harm associated with drinking it.
teacherchicky
I read recently that it was actually Japan but answered USA anyway because with no references, it's probably just an assumption!