This week Matt is joined by Totem Marketing’s Zoe Ottoway to chat about controversial alcohol-free ads and the world’s first beer micronation.
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Controversy over alcohol-free ads
With alcohol increasingly coming under fire from health groups, CUB has managed to inspire controversy advertising its alcohol-free product.
Brews News Week: Committed to Compliance
In brewing news this week, Lion acquires the UK’s Magic Rock Brewing and applications are now open for CUB grad programs. Pete and Matt discuss these and much more in this week’s episode of Brews News Week.
Applications now open for CUB grad programs
Carlton & United Breweries is now accepting applications for its three graduate talent programs in 2019.
Kerry Claydon: Quality is going to be the thing that sustains success
As major breweries struggle to make beer relevant to women some women are making practical strides towards fostering a more inclusive industry culture.
Brews News Week Episode 210
Matt and Pete are in Queensland for the Royal Queensland Food and Wine Show Beer Awards. They also discuss the week’s top stories.
CUB bans plastic six-pack rings
Carlton and United Breweries’ Abbotsford plant is the latest of its breweries to discontinue plastic six-pack rings on cans.
CUB sends canned water north for flood relief
More than 80,000 cans of free drinking water will arrive in Townsville next week for people affected by the recent flooding, CUB reports.
Brews News Week Episode 202
Matt and Pete are back to discuss the news of the week including: a new WA bus route, Moon Dog makes a recall and CUB apologises for ring pull caps.
CUB is sorry, again
Carlton and United Breweries yesterday issued an apology for changing the packaging on its Carlton Dry stubbies from twist tops to ring pull caps.