Cyprus beer exports fell 84.4 per cent in September from a year earlier, while deliveries to the domestic market rose 2.4 per cent, figures from the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat) showed.
Total beer deliveries fell 1.2 per cent to 4.32 million litres, from 4.37 million litres in September 2025.
Domestic deliveries reached 4.29 million litres, up from 4.19 million litres a year earlier. Exports dropped to 28,577 litres from 183,503 litres.
Compared with August, total deliveries fell 2.2 per cent from 4.42 million litres. Domestic deliveries rose 1.5 per cent from 4.22 million litres, while exports fell 85.1 per cent from 192,313 litres.
In the first nine months of 2026, total beer deliveries came to 33.60 million litres, of which 32.37 million litres went to the domestic market and 1.23 million litres were exported.
Based on the monthly percentage changes published by Cystat, total deliveries for the nine months were about 2.3 per cent lower than in the same period of 2025. Domestic deliveries were almost unchanged, down about 0.6 per cent.
