USA, NY: Fort Orange Brewing on track to serve its first beer in October

Fort Orange Brewing, being developed at 450 N. Pearl St. in Albany’s warehouse district, is on track to serve its first beer in mid- to late October, pending final permits ...
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Canada, MB: Stone Angel Brewing now brewing at its own bricks-and-mortar location

A Winnipeg brewery that launched earlier this year with a contract-brewed version of its first beer has announced that production has started as its own bricks-and-mortar location, Canadian Beer News ...
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Canada, ON: Compass Brewing to open its doors in Timmins in late autumn

Two years after it was first announced as being in the works, Compass Brewing has reported that it has secured a location and is planning to open later this year ...
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Canada, ON: Badlands Brewing releases its first beers

Ontario Beverage Network reports that a new farm-based brewery in Caledon has released its first beers. Founded by two friends who aim to “focus on the hoppy and the sour but ...
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UK: Craft beer names registrations more than double in 2016 versus 2007

The craft beer trend has led to the creation of so many weird and wonderful new brews that the number of registrations in the United Kingdom in 2016 was more ...
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Kenya: Court reinstates orders stopping Heineken from terminating contracts with local distributors

A dispute pitting Dutch brewer, Heineken and three Kenyan distributors took another turn on August 31 after the High court reinstated orders stopping the firm from terminating their contracts, The ...
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Thailand: New excise tax structure could lead to increase in beer prices

The Thai Health Promotion Foundation expressed concern on September 2 that the new alcohol excise-tax structure would drive drinkers to consume more cheap white liquor at the expense of their ...
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Vietnam: Prime Minister approves plan to sell majority stake in Sabeco

Vietnam’s prime minister has approved a plan to sell a majority stake in brewer Sabeco, a government committee said in a document seen by Reuters on September 5, taking the ...
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India: United Breweries planning zero-alcohol beer launch

United Breweries will introduce a zero-alcohol beer by early next year, its managing director said, as the country’s largest beer maker seeks to use the full capacity of its brewery ...
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South Africa: South African Breweries to create as many as 10 thousand jobs through various programs

South African Breweries Ltd. on September 4 unveiled plans to create as many as 10,000 jobs in the country through various programs it offers. The new jobs are in addition to ...
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