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August 2025 highlights increasing sustainability efforts in brewing, challenges in the U.S. craft beer market, North Korean brewery exports to Russia, global craft beer growth projections, and innovative CO2 capture collaborations.
Latest international beer industry news covers craft beer market trends, brewery leadership changes, major festival returns, and regulatory shifts shaping 2025.
Recent developments in the beer sector reveal Boston Beer’s CEO return amid challenges, German beer sales hitting record lows, and nuanced craft beer market dynamics in the U.S.
BrewDog’s Punk IPA loses nearly 2,000 UK pub listings amid industry shifts, while global craft beer market projects robust growth through innovation and consumer health trends.
Non-alcoholic beer sales grow rapidly, driven by health-conscious consumers, while craft brewers expand innovative offerings amid rising market demand.
Heineken’s latest limited-edition NA beer cans at the U.S. Open reflect a booming non-alcoholic beer market as craft beer innovation and health consciousness reshape consumer preferences globally.
Mid-2025 reveals U.S. craft beer challenges amid growth in hyperlocal segments and global market expansion, driven by innovative packaging and diverse brand emergence.
Mid-2025 reveals challenges for craft beer with declining production and distributor confidence, yet long-term growth, health trends, cannabis-infused beverages, and sustainability reshape industry dynamics.
Fremont Brewing celebrates its 16th anniversary with rare barrel-aged beers, while the craft beer market is projected to expand rapidly through 2033 driven by microbreweries and health trends.
Jim Koch resumes leadership at Boston Beer Company, aiming to reinforce innovation and growth during a turbulent U.S. beer market landscape.