Berea fără alcool poate conține alcool. Ce înseamnă, de fapt, «0%» și ce trebuie să verifici pe etichetă

Non-alcoholic beer is gaining popularity, but some products labeled as 'alcohol-free' may still contain small amounts of alcohol. This can be crucial for certain consumers, such as pregnant women or those with liver issues. The terms used in marketing can be misleading, as 'nonalcoholic' can mean less than 0.5% alcohol, while 'alcohol-free' should indicate no alcohol. Production methods can leave residual alcohol, and the market for non-alcoholic beverages is expanding, prompting calls for clearer labeling. Legal disputes have arisen over misleading claims, highlighting the need for consumers to check alcohol content carefully.