Scottish Parliament Approves 30% Hike in Minimum Unit Price for Alcohol
Thursday, 18 April 2024, 09:08
Scotland's Minimum Unit Price for Alcohol Increased by 30%
MSPs approved the proposal to raise the minimum unit price for alcohol in Scotland from 50p to 65p per unit.
Key Points:
- Impact: The decision is aimed at reducing alcohol-related harm and promoting healthier drinking habits.
- Implications: The increase may affect consumers, retailers, and the alcohol industry as a whole.
This decision marks a significant step by the Scottish Parliament towards addressing the issue of excessive drinking and its consequences.
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