
Consumers want low- and no-options and beer is leading
Lower- and no-alcohol products grew by more than +7% in volume across 10 key global markets in 2022 and this
Lower- and no-alcohol products grew by more than +7% in volume across 10 key global markets in 2022 and this
Recent research in Spain suggests that the availability of lower- and no-alcohol beers led consumers to replace some consumption of
Recent research in the UK suggests that the availability of lower- and no-alcohol beers led consumers to replace some consumption
WHO Europe released a comprehensive study of the impact of alcohol policies in Russia, finding that policies shifting consumption away
Exciting times for beer, as new flavors and moderate alcohol options emerge from just four simple ingredients, bringing limitless possibilities for consumer enjoyment.
The US beer industry is a $400 billion sector that supports over 2 million jobs, contributing to taxes, manufacturing, and distribution from farm to retail.
My favorite beer depends on the moment—whether it’s a lager on a hot day, an IPA in winter, or a stout in Ireland. It’s all about matching the right beer to the right occasion.
Beer plays a key role in offering consumers lower ABV options, allowing for a shift from regular beer to low or no ABV beer, which is unique.
Beer is a vital part of Australia’s economy, with $500 million spent annually on raw ingredients from local farmers.