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Pennsylvania's alcohol sales dipped 0.6% in 2024-25, the second decline in 30 years, due to shifting habits, economic strain, and falling national consumption.
Pennsylvania's alcohol sales dropped 0.6% to $3.16 billion in the 2024-25 fiscal year, marking only the second decline in 30 years, according to the Liquor Control Board.
Net income fell 44.2% to $135.2 million, driven by rising payroll and pension costs.
The last drop was in 2019-20 during the pandemic.
Shifting consumer habits, economic uncertainty, tariffs, and declining national alcohol consumption—down to 54% of adults, the lowest in 90 years—are cited as key factors.
Bar owners are adapting with extended hours and promotions, supported by recent Liquor Code changes.
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Las ventas de alcohol de Pensilvania cayeron un 0.6% en 2024-25, la segunda disminución en 30 años, debido a los hábitos cambiantes, la tensión económica y la caída del consumo nacional.