UK Drinkers Short-Changed by Pubs and Bars
Study reveals nearly 70% of beer and wine orders fall below required measures, costing consumers up to £115 annually.
- Chartered Trading Standards Institute found 96 out of 137 orders were short-measured.
- 86% of beer and 43% of wine served were below the prescribed quantity.
- Average deficit per drinker amounts to £1.70 weekly for beer and £2.20 for wine.
- Largest shortfall was a 15% deficit on a 175ml glass of wine in Walsall.
- Calls for better enforcement and resources to ensure accurate measures in hospitality sector.