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» Beverage Industry NewsBeer drinkers in Australia are being warned to check their cans after a recall was issued for one product over fears of ‘exploding’ cans and higher alcohol content than stated due to secondary fermentation.
Read more...Deschutes Brewery has announced the acquisition of Boneyard Beer. Both breweries are located in Bend, Oregon.
Read more...Despite the rapid growth of hard seltzers and other non-traditional beer products, IPA’s are well-positioned for continued growth in the years to come, according to a category report by Drizly.
Read more...The Brewers Association is now accepting research and service grant proposals for 2022.
Read more...Brewers in the Pittsburg area have formed the 
dedicated to expanding opportunities for underrepresented people from brewhouse to taproom.
The California Craft Brewers Association announced today the filing of a Motion for Preliminary Injunction in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California as the industry continues to fight for equal protection and equitable reopening guidelines from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH).
Read more...At least 22 Arizona breweries are participating in a collaboration IPA called Rebuild the Guild to support the Arizona Craft Brewers Guilds. The India Pale Ale is based on Dragoon Brewing Company head brewer Eric Green’s base recipe and sold at each of the participating breweries.
Read more...Novel Beverage is partnering with Shipyard Brewing Co. and Sea Dog Brewing Co. to launch THC-infused non-alcoholic beers.
Read more...Beer sales in Germany fell by 5.5% or 508.2 million liters in 2020 compared to the previous year, according to the Federal Statistical Office. The figures do not include alcohol-free beers and malt drinks, as well as beer imported from countries outside the European Union (EU).
Read more...Registration for all 2021 Brewers Association Beer Sensory Evaluation Program tasting sessions opens tomorrow at 9:00 AM MST.
Read more...A film examining the challenges of being a Black woman in the craft brewing industry was recently featured in the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.
Read more...The Beer Institute published their monthly unofficial estimate of domestic tax paid shipments by beer brewers for January 2021.
Read more...A collaboration beer project has been initiated to shed light on mental health issues.
Read more...Beer! A Love Story, is a new full-length documentary that includes interviews with industry members across six countries to provide a current viewpoint of the modern state of beer.
Read more...ABInBev reported a decline in global volume of 5.7% in 2020 with a drop in revenue of 3.7% for the year.
Read more...Port Brewing Company of San Diego, which announced earlier this month that it was terminating its 15-year distribution agreement with Stone Distributing, announced today that they will be using Scout Distributing in the San Diego area.
Read more...Over the last 10 years or so, some breweries have incorporated the concept of members-only clubs into their business strategies as a way to pre-sell exclusive brands within the portfolio. But these limited-access clubs typically represented only a portion of the brewery’s overall production.
Read more...The Brewers Association has released its Beer Style Guidelines for 2021. Reviewed and revised annually by the BA, these guidelines serve as a model resource for brewers, beer judges, and competition organizers.
Read more...An Oregon bill to increase the state excise tax on beer, cider and wine by nearly 3,000% has been proposed. House Bill 3296 would increase the tax on beer from the current $2.60 a barrel to $72.60 per barrel.
Read more...It has been a grueling, long hard challenge for many in the hospitality and alcohol beverage industry just to stay alive over the last year. With declining Covid cases and deaths and the vaccine slowly but surely rolling out, many in the industry are asking “what’s next” for the industry and the economy.
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