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New Trail, Lawson’s and Global Partners Dish on Getting & Staying on Shelf

New Trail, Lawson’s and Global Partners Dish on Getting & Staying on Shelf

With today’s overcrowded shelves and endless bev-alc options, more and more suppliers are fighting for less and less retail space. Global Partners’ Mark Buonomo, New Trail Brewing’s Paul Gephart and Lawson’s Finest Liquids’ Matt Roth and Seth Talmon share tips for sticking out and getting one of those coveted placements.

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New BA Diversity Ambassador Addresses CBC Crowd in Nashville

New BA Diversity Ambassador Addresses CBC Crowd in Nashville

One week after being named the Brewers Association’s new diversity ambassador, Dr. J. Nikol Jackson-Beckham presented to hundreds of Craft Brewers Conference attendees about the challenges of diversifying the brewing industry. “We all want to diversify craft beer,” she said, “but why is doing this so hard?”

Brewers Association to New Brewers: Set ‘Realistic’ Growth Expectations

Brewers Association to New Brewers: Set ‘Realistic’ Growth Expectations

In today’s craft beer environment, it pays to be a startup. According to Brewers Association chief economist Bart Watson, breweries founded after 2014 are driving the majority of segment growth. Those breweries collectively added 916,000 barrels to the category in 2017, which represents growth of 52.6 percent versus 2016. Breweries founded before 2014, however, added 285,000 barrels to the craft segment and collectively grew just 1.3 percent.

CBC: Brewers Association Tackles Independence, ‘Big Beer’ on Day 1

CBC: Brewers Association Tackles Independence, ‘Big Beer’ on Day 1

The Brewers Association (BA) wants more beer companies to adopt the “independent craft brewer seal.” To help the effort, the non-for-profit trade group, which represents the interests of small and independent craft breweries, tripled down on its promotion of the indie badge during this year’s Craft Brewers Conference, taking place in Nashville.