Brewing success in recession: 15 strategies for brewery resilience

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…

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The decline of pubs in the UK: navigating challenges amidst changing trends

In 2020, the United Kingdom saw a total of approximately 46,800 pubs in operation, marking a decline of over 14,000 pubs since the turn of the millennium. This decrease, representing around 8,600 fewer pubs over the past decade, reflects a concerning trend in the British pub industry. While this decline can be attributed to a myriad of factors, we will delve into ten key reasons, acknowledging the backdrop of pub statistics and the recent impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on this quintessentially British institution…

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Trouble brewing: Australian brewers struggle in ‘craft beer recession’

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…

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