British pubs are disappearing at an alarming rate, with the UK potentially losing 16,000 more pubs by 2050 if current closure trends continue. Rising costs, taxation, changing consumer habits, and property pressures are driving the decline.
Attic Brew Co, a fast-growing Birmingham craft brewery, has received a grant under the West Midlands Combined Authority’s energy efficiency scheme to reduce its carbon emissions by 65 tonnes annually and save £30,000 in energy costs.
This article explores how the craft beer movement, originally celebrated for its independence and creativity, has been co-opted by multinational corporations. Once a subversive alternative to mass-produced beers, many beloved craft breweries have been sold to global giants like Heineken and AB InBev, often misleading drinkers who still believe they are supporting small, independent producers.
The total number of breweries has continued to decline despite strong sales being reported by the sector, new data has found.
In the ever-evolving landscape of the brewing industry, economic downturns can present formidable challenges. To weather the storm and position your brewery for success during severe recessions, a comprehensive and strategic approach is essential. In this guide, we delve into 15 strategies that breweries can adopt to fortify their operations, engage consumers, and navigate through challenging economic times…
Camden Town Brewery has launched a new limited-edition collaborative beer in partnership with HP Sauce, Camden HP Brown Ale…
In this year’s Asia Beer Championship, 640 entries were submitted by top breweries across Asia. The coveted title of Champion Beer of Asia was secured by the Philippine-made beer, Summer Breeze Saison, from Elias Wicked Ales & Spirits…
Entries for the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) Business Awards 2024 are now open, with the introduction of new categories…
Australian craft breweries are facing financial challenges, with several entering administration due to a combination of factors, including pandemic-related debts, excise tax, and rising costs. The economic downturn, coupled with increased production costs and higher interest rates, has left many small and mid-sized breweries struggling to stay afloat. The Independent Brewers Association reports that 91% of its surveyed members have been severely affected by the current economic climate, with 66% expressing doubt about their businesses surviving the downturn…