Coke looks set to follow up on beer market
COCA-Cola Amatil has given its strongest signal yet that it will push back into the beer market after selling out of its Australian joint venture with global brewing powerhouse SABMiller. (more…)
COCA-Cola Amatil has given its strongest signal yet that it will push back into the beer market after selling out of its Australian joint venture with global brewing powerhouse SABMiller. (more…)
Creating an entirely new beverage category, high-end beer brewer, Kirin Brewery of America LLC (Kirin), today announced it is introducing Kirin Free, the world’s first 0.00% alcohol content beertaste malt beverage to the United States, with the initial launch in three select Southern California counties — Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego. (more…)
East African Breweries Ltd said yesterday that the sale of its 20% stake in brewing giant SABMiller’s Tanzanian unit, expected to raise 121.5-billion shillings (R562-million), was delayed indefinitely. (more…)
The town’s only brewery has started to expand on South Bedford Street, increasing its beer production from about 3,000 barrels a year to close to 10,000. (more…)
It has long been the lament of small business owners that so-called big business controls too much of the economy, and there remains little room for effective competition. (more…)
Belarus insists on Russia’s no longer equating beer to alcohol. These conditions were laid down by Belarus during the negotiation of a draft technical regulation “On the security of alcoholic beverages,” planned within the Customs Union. (more…)
Beer shipments by state fell in September, according to the Beer Institute. (more…)
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA , the world’s largest brewer, has extended its sponsorship of the soccer World Cup to 2018 and 2022. (more…)
Roger Martin, the industry wide known publisher of „The Brewing Raw Materials Journal“ and organizer of the „World Barley, Malt & Beer Conference“, announced, that as from 24 October 2011 both businesses will be taken over by new owners. (more…)
It wasn’t actually part of his life plan, three or four years ago, to join the Karlsberg brewery, Germany. “I reconsidered when it went back to being a 100% family company. I thought, the time is right, I’ll have fun – so go ahead”, explains Christian Weber, member of the management team. (more…)