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The US craft beer sector experiences a volume decline despite growth optimism, while global markets project strong expansion fueled by innovation and sustainability.
Recent developments reveal significant beer store closures in Ontario, strong global craft beer market growth, and evolving consumer trends emphasizing health, premiumization, and innovation in brewing.
Iron Hill Brewery closes all 16 locations amid financial struggles, while global craft beer markets forecast strong growth and new trends like cannabis-infused beverages emerge.
The international craft beer sector displays strong growth prospects despite ongoing brewery closures and market contractions, driven by innovation and evolving consumer preferences.
Michelob Ultra becomes the top-selling US beer as premium and craft beer segments demonstrate resilience amid economic and regulatory challenges worldwide.
Moosehead Breweries ends bottled beer amid tariffs, craft beer market grows with evolving consumer preferences, and Heineken expands strategically in Central America in 2025.
The US craft beer sector is facing volume and brewery declines in 2025 amid shifting consumer behavior and fierce market competition, while non-alcoholic beer shows strong growth.
The craft beer sector experiences production and sales declines in early 2025, challenged by evolving consumer preferences and rising costs, while the non-alcoholic segment grows rapidly.
Beer sales confront cost pressures and regulatory challenges amid robust growth in premium and craft segments, driven by evolving consumer tastes and market dynamics worldwide.
Craft beer market projected to reach USD 329.7 billion by 2033 amid shifting consumer preferences and new trends such as mindful consumption and cannabis-infused beverages.