The hottest beer styles in the craft bubble have barely made a dent in mainstream US beer lists, the Craft Brewers Conference has been told, but data-based predictions indicate this could change.
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Biggest year on record for ABAC
Online sales and at-home consumption led to record workload in 2021 – the biggest in its 23 years – at alcohol advertising watchdog ABAC, but packaging complaints down.
Feral set to stay in Coca Cola portfolio
In a U-turn for the multinational drinks company, Feral Brewing Co. is set to stay in Coca Cola Europacific Partners’ portfolio, despite suggesting it would offload the WA-based brewery earlier this year.
Dan Murphy’s MD steps down
Endeavour Group has today advised that Alex Freudmann has resigned from his role as managing director of Dan Murphy’s after three years in the role.
Online sales accelerate at Coles Liquor
Coles Liquor, owner of First Choice and Liquorland bottleshops, has reported growth in revenue driven partially by accelerated online growth.
Better Beer stays strong for Mighty Craft
Better Beer contributed $7.8m to Mighty Craft revenues last quarter with 1.8m litres sold as the ASX-listed business confirms the sale of non-core assets this financial year.
Hop Revolution partners for US expansion
Hop Revolution’s partnership with US-based Crosby Hops announced today is the latest in a series of deals involving New Zealand hop growers.
IBA’s 10-year roadmap out for consultation
An ambitious 15 per cent beer market share target and challenging policy focuses around tap contracts and CDS initiatives are the highlights of the IBA’s 10-year roadmap.
Disaster-proofing on the agenda as Newstead brewing pauses
The recent flooding in Queensland and New South Wales which took breweries including Newstead out of action highlighted the need for planning and disaster-proofing in case of emergency.
Konvoy doubles down on New Zealand
Konvoy Kegs is committing to growth in New Zealand with the appointment of Tom Madams to Head of New Zealand operations.