World: AB InBev could buy fast-growing low alcohol beer labels to meet consumers’ demand

AB InBev, the world’s largest brewer, could snap up fast-growing low alcohol beer labels over the next five years to meet consumers’ demand, The Drinks Business reported on November 12. “When ...
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World: Alcohol industry showing ‘greater resilience’ than originally forecast - research

The alcohol industry has shown “greater resilience” this year than originally forecast, although total sales are still expected to be 8% down on last year, according to new figures. Research group ...
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Japan: Beer sales increase in October thanks to liquor tax cut

Sales of beer in Japan logged steady year-on-year growth in October, aided by a cut in the liquor tax for the alcoholic beverage category at the start of the month, ...
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USA: Tax cut extension ‘imperative’ for craft distillers

The deadline for the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act is looming once again, and with a global pandemic and tariffs to also contend with the stakes have never ...
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USA: Small Brewery Sunday returns for a second year on November 29

Small Brewery Sunday will return for a second year on Nov. 29. The national beer holiday, created by the Brewers Association (BA) — the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small ...
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USA, AZ: Browne Label Brewery to become Milpitas’s first local microbrewery

Garages and small business empires go hand in hand here in Silicon Valley: eBay, Facebook, HP, Apple, and many other tech companies got their starts in cramped car bedrooms. So did ...
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USA, IN: Klooz Brewz and Public House on track to become Lebanon’s first production brewery

Klooz Brewz and Public House is on track to become Lebanon’s first production brewery when it opens at 125 N. Meridian St. in May, the Indianapolis Business Journal reported on ...
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UK: Coronavirus expected to exacerbate decline in number of independent breweries - Camra

Coronavirus has had a “devastating” impact on the UK’s pubs and will exacerbate the decline in the number of independent breweries – for the first time in nearly two decades ...
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New Zealand: Brewers facing shortages of cans and lids

Many New Zealand breweries are on edge as they prepare for the holiday production push thanks to a shortage of cans and – more importantly – lids, the Australian Brews ...
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Australia: Coopers enjoys 3.9% sales volume increase in 2019-20 financial year

South Australian brewer Coopers is crediting a national consumer-led push towards trusted, locally-made beer brands and a move to more canned products for a 3.9 per cent rise in sales ...
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