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Quality report: Alcohol Bulletin

GOV.UK Statistics Friday 29 May 2026, 08:30 UTC 1 min read
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A quality report on the Alcohol Bulletin which contains quarterly statistics from the 4 different alcohol duty regimes administered by HM Revenue and Customs. This quality report relates to the Alcohol Bulletin Accredited Official Statistics. The purpose is to provide users with information about the quality of the outputs as set out by the Code of Practice for Official Statistics.

Quality report: Alcohol Bulletin A quality report on the Alcohol Bulletin which contains quarterly statistics from the 4 different alcohol duty regimes administered by HM Revenue and Customs. Documents Details This quality report relates to the Alcohol Bulletin Accredited Official Statistics. The purpose is to provide users with information about the quality of the outputs as set out by the Code of Practice for Official Statistics. The Alcohol Bulletin Accredited Official Statistics present statistics from the Alcohol Duty regime administered by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) on 5 different alcohol categories: Beer, Cider, Wine, Other Fermented Products and Spirits. Archived quality reports for the ‘Alcohol Bulletin’ are available at the National Archives. Updates to this page - Updated to reflect latest Alcohol Duty regime and absorbed Alcohol Bulletin background and references note, which has now been archived. - Quality Report updated for 2022. - Quality Report updated for 2021. - First published.
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