Revenues are up but losses have increased at Broo as it identifies midstrength beer as a focus and looks to grow nationwide following ALM deal and new CUB order.
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Asahi sources Australian barley
Asahi Beverages, owner of Carlton & United Breweries, has announced that it has overhauled its supply chain and is now sourcing barley direct from Australian farmers for the first time in decades.
Asahi Group bullish as it focuses on lower alcohol
In its first full-year results since acquiring Carlton and United Breweries last year, Japan’s Asahi Group was bullish, aiming to target growth in Australia in lower alcohol sectors.
International beer brands up despite move to local
Coopers, CUB and Lion are all investing in their international portfolios as overseas beer brands see growth, prompted by COVID-19 drinking habits, after a period of decline.
Corporate tax paid by major brewers unveiled by ATO
In the latest tax disclosures from the Australian Tax Office, it was revealed that neither of the country’s two major brewers paid corporate tax last year.
Aussie identity fuels resurgence in heritage beer
Ready-made heritage brands like VB and Fosters are making a comeback as major brewers draw the line with craft acquisitions according to consumer psychologist.
Corona beer shortages continue into holidays
Shortages of Corona beer in Australia will continue into the holidays according to distributor Carlton & United Breweries.
‘Iconic’ Foster’s makes a comeback
Carlton & United Breweries is upping production of Foster’s Classic by 300 per cent as it taps into ‘iconic’ heritage brands.
Multimillion-dollar campaigns for Asahi and Peroni
Carlton & United Breweries is investing in multimillion-dollar campaigns for international brands Asahi Super Dry and Peroni to drive growth.
CUB launches Richmond cans to keep the celebrations going
Limited edition Carlton Draught Premiership Cans have rolled off the line at CUB’s Abbotsford’s brewery to celebrate the Tigers’ historic back-to-back Premiership win.