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Fever-Tree profits hit by potential EPR levy impact
By Ed Devlin2026-03-24T07:59:00
Fever-Tree made a £2.8m provision related to the EPR levy in case its legal challenge against the Environment Agency fails. The drinks group said it remained confident its on-trade 200ml bottles fell outside the scope of the scheme and should be exempt
Profits at Fever-Tree have taken a hit as the group recognised the potential impact of the government’s packaging tax and bedded in its new partnership structure with Molson Coors in the US
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