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The Excise Department has not received any notification from any liquor or beer manufacturers to adjust their retail prices, department spokesman Natthakorn Uthensut said on Tuesday.

Major manufacturers and distributors of liquor and beer have notified trade partners that they will raise prices of selected products from next week, said an informed source on Tuesday.

It is the end of the week and time to party again. But do you know how many calories you put away with each drink you consume?

A recent survey found Thais to be the biggest beer drinkers in Asia, while Czechs topped the list in the world.

New technology to collect tax on beer will boost government revenue by Bt6 billion per year, says the Excise Department. The technology will be trialled next year to tax alcohol, before being rolled out to cigarettes, oil and other products.

The Prevention Network against Alcohol has debunked a rumour circulating on social media that anyone can be fined Bt50,000 for posting pictures of beer or using the word “beer” online.

The Excise Department has announced that it will tax non-alcoholic beers next year in an effort to prevent new drinkers.

Thai Beverage (ThaiBev) on Thursday (Nov 7) celebrated the 25th anniversary of its popular Chang beer with an event at Bangkok’s Factoria restaurant and toasted its birthday with Chang cold brew lager, which is being produced especially for the silver jubilee.

Thai Beverage Public Co Ltd (ThaiBev) will focus on raising business values, combining products to increase market capital and collaborating with global partners in innovative, healthy and cannabis-based products as it looks towards 2025, president and chief executive Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi said on Friday (October 4).

Buri Ram police Wednesday arrested a truck driver for allegedly filing a false complaint that 186 boxes containing 12 beer each had been stolen from his truck while he was sleeping by the roads. An investigation revealed that he stole the beer himself.

NEW ALCOHOL-FREE malt drinks marketed by beer companies are to come under the scrutiny of the Public Health Ministry and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Legal action has been taken against four people who removed beer cans from the scene after a truck carrying boxes of beer overturned in Phuket on January 11.