Lille 2024 – 39th EBC Congress and 6th edition of The Brewers Forum – will unite brewers of all sizes, ingredients suppliers, equipment providers, and every link in the beer value chain, fostering discussions about the latest and forthcoming advancements…
In recent years, the craft brewing industry has experienced exponential growth and innovation. As we step into 2023, this trend continues to evolve, presenting craft brewers with a myriad of exciting opportunities to expand their horizons and captivate the ever-evolving palates of beer enthusiasts. From sustainability to unique flavors, here are some of the biggest opportunities that craft brewers can seize in 2023…
In recent years, the craft brewery industry has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a niche market to a significant player in the global alcoholic beverage sector. With a focus on quality, innovation, and unique flavors, craft breweries have captured the hearts of consumers worldwide. However, as the competition within the craft beer market continues to intensify, many breweries are now exploring new avenues for growth, including Business-to-Business (B2B) sales. This article delves into the types of businesses that craft breweries can effectively target for B2B sales, forging mutually beneficial partnerships and expanding their reach in innovative ways…
The craft brewing industry in the United States has experienced exponential growth over the past few decades, with a vibrant community of small and independent breweries producing innovative and high-quality beers. However, like any business, craft breweries face the challenge of managing their finances, including tax liabilities. Finding ways to reduce the tax burden can significantly impact a brewery’s bottom line and contribute to its overall financial health. In this article, we will explore some effective strategies that US craft breweries can employ to lower their tax bills while staying compliant with tax regulations…
Craft beer has taken the global beverage industry by storm in recent years, offering a diverse and flavorful alternative to traditional mass-produced beers. Characterized by its artisanal production methods, innovative flavors, and emphasis on quality over quantity, the craft beer movement has gained a dedicated following worldwide. While the craft beer trend initially gained prominence in the United States, its influence has spread far beyond American borders. This article explores the countries that are currently experiencing the fastest-growing craft beer sectors, showcasing the international scope of this flavorful revolution…
Low-to-no beer, cider, wine, and spirit products grew over 7% in volume across 10 key global markets in 2022, according to fresh data from IWSR Drinks Market Analysis.
Mexico is a beer-loving country, but it was relatively late to the craft beer scene, until now. Cerveza Mexico 2022 recently wrapped up in Mexico City. The three-day celebration of craft beer which drew over 16,000 attendees to the World Trade Center in late October culminated with the announcement of the winners of the Cerveza Cup 2022, a prize which recognizes the best in Mexican craft beer.
Craft brewers are starting to think of themselves as beverage companies rather than breweries, writes Maria Pearman, Beverage Practice Leader at US accounting and advisory firm GHJ.
Independent craft brewers in the UK dramatically expanded their routes to market through online webshops, taprooms and independent off-trade during the pandemic: all likely to become a ‘permanent additional string to independent brewers’ bows’.