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Dry January and the Alcohol-Free Market Explored on Europe 1

Dry January and the Alcohol-Free Market Explored on Europe 1

In its Europe Matin program and an accompanying article, Europe 1 delves into the rise of Dry January and the burgeoning alcohol-free market. This challenge, attracting more and more French participants, embodies a collective pursuit of festive sobriety and...
Dry January: Maison Chavin at the Center of RTL Discussions

Dry January: Maison Chavin at the Center of RTL Discussions

During its show “RTL Petit Matin Week-End”, RTL featured a report on Dry January, highlighting new consumption trends and alcohol-free alternatives. The Maison Chavin was recognized for its pivotal role in transforming consumer habits and expectations....
The Chavin-CSA Observatory Cited in ELLE for Dry January

The Chavin-CSA Observatory Cited in ELLE for Dry January

In a recent article, ELLE draws on data from the Chavin-CSA Observatory to highlight the growing popularity of Dry January. In 2025, 12% of French people are expected to participate for the first time, reflecting a collective shift in attitudes toward alcohol...
Dry January: A Key Moment to Rethink Consumption Habits by TF1

Dry January: A Key Moment to Rethink Consumption Habits by TF1

A recent report on the TF1 8 PM News spotlights Dry January, or “Sober January,” as an opportunity for millions of French people to reconsider their relationship with alcohol. In 2025, more than 10 million participants are joining this collective...
Dry January: A Shift Toward Balanced Lifestyles

Dry January: A Shift Toward Balanced Lifestyles

In its article titled “Dry January: More Than a Quarter of French People Plan to Abstain From Alcohol in January”, Le Figaro examines the growing appeal of Dry January, which now resonates with a significant portion of the French population. According to a...
The Rise of Alcohol-Free Beverages: A Growing Trend

The Rise of Alcohol-Free Beverages: A Growing Trend

A recent report by France Info highlights the shift in French consumption habits toward alcohol-free alternatives. In 2024, more than a quarter of French people reported consuming these beverages, with an even higher proportion—41%—among those aged 26-35. With its...