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Beer Business #2-2020. The market of non-alcoholic beer in Russia: companies, brands and consumers

Where is the non-alcoholic beer market heading to? Companies and brands. Baltika as a democratic leader. Heineken – how do you shake up the market and shove up the competitors. AB InBev Efes – premium corner. Non-alcoholic import beer. Non-alcoholic beer - Who drinks it? General conclusions. Summer beer. ...

Beer Business #1-2020. Russian beer producers (catalogue/database)

“Catalogue of Russian Beer Producers 2020” includes 1285 businesses ranging from large subsidiaries of international companies to rather small restaurant and craft breweries.This issue has 171 more breweries compared to 2018 (155 business have been excluded and 326 have been included).Starting from 2019, FTS has been publishing data on excise payments by brewers (delayed by 1.5 years), that can be translated into beer equivalent for most of producers.Depending on the volumes, we ranked the brewers that provided information by 6 groups (see pic.). At one end of the production spectrum there are 2/3 of breweries outputting less than 10 thousand decaliters. Their net share amounts to as little as 0.2% of the total beer output volume. On the other end there are 6 federal groups accounting for almost 80%. ...

Beer Business (Pivnoe Delo) #4-2019

Dmitry Nekrasov’s Philosophy — on the Past, Present and Future of Ukrainian Brewing Industry

A meeting with Dmitry Nekrasov always turns into a training course: “Introduction to brewing business“. We are talking to a clever “playing trainer“ a person that can be called a godfather of the Ukrainian craft. He has a dozen of successful projects to his name. Dmitry told us about craft beer in Ukraine, on market cycles, on specifity of operating in retail and HoReCa, on union of Ukrainian brewers and certainly, how a brewery of his own, First Dnipro Brewery is doing.

The market of import beer in Russia: review and databases

The market of import beer is rapidly growing and changing. But while in the past years it was growing due to brands variety, in 2019 major and affordable brands from TOP-10 were developing actively. It seems that the fact of a brand origin from far abroad counties, even if it is not well known but has moderate price and good distribution provides for million liters of sales in the territory of Russia. Among distributors AB InBev Efes was far behind, yet the role of Baltika and suppliers of the second row got more important. The boom of German brands was followed by stagnation of import from other traditional regions (and Belarus) instead the supplies from Mexico, Lithuania and Asian countries grew considerably.

Japan’s Asahi to Keep Hyogo Brewery Open Another Year

Japan's Asahi Breweries Ltd. said that it will put off closing its Nishinomiya plant by one year to the end of August 2012 since power shortages at Tohoku and Kanto facilities will hamper efforts to raise output.

The Nishinomiya brewery in Hyogo Prefecture churned out around 23.1 million cases of beer and similar drinks in 2010, accounting for roughly 13 per cent of total output. Asahi unveiled last September a plan to shutter the plant this coming August due to aging equipment and a shrinking domestic market. It had planned on concentrating output at its Suita facility in Osaka Prefecture.

But worries about power shortages are even spreading west of central Japan now that Chubu Electric Power Co. has shut its Hamaoka nuclear plant in the wake of the crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi facility. Asahi decided to postpone the plant closure because of concerns about product shortages at the end of the year, the second-biggest demand period behind summer.

Asia Pulse

1 Июн. 2011

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