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Category ReportWhy stout is back in fashion: trends in beer and cider 2025
Stout sales are surging as Gen Z discovers dark beer and designer Guinness sweaters sell for £890 a pop. How did stout find its cool?
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NewsAB InBev beats profit expectations despite China weakness
EBITDA at the world’s biggest brewer climbed by 10.1% in its fourth quarter
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NewsPerfectDraft keg supply issues cost convenience retailers ‘thousands’ over Christmas period
It is understood orders were suspended between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, further hampering a potentially peak sales opportunity
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NewsCity snapshot: Volumes fall at AB InBev and Carlsberg amid tough consumer backdrop
Volumes at brewing giants AB InBev and Carlsberg have declined in the third quarter, with both groups coming in below market expectations. Plus, Sainsbury’s sells Argos credit card business, Ocado appoints new chairman and Q3 updates from Haleon and Coca-Cola HBC
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NewsAB InBev hints at renewed UK Michelob play
A zero-alcohol, low-calorie Michelob Ultra Zero is set to roll out in the US from next year
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NewsDamm appoints Budweiser Brewing Group’s Luke White as UK managing director
White joins after a decade with AB InBev’s UK arm
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Comment & OpinionWhy small brewers are turning their back on craft beer
Can SIBA’s ‘Indie Beer’ mark make an impact on consumers?
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NewsCity snapshot: AB InBev improves profits but volumes fall back
AB InBev has posted a rise in underlying profits in its second quarter, but sales volumes went backwards in the period as beer sales fell
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Comment & OpinionLosing San Miguel is a blow for CMBC, and a coup for Budweiser Brewing Group
Losing its biggest UK beer brand by sales value will increase Carlsberg’s thirst for a deal with Britvic
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NewsCity News: AB InBev shows signs of recovery after North America disruption
The world’s largest brewer AB InBev was up this week on hopes it might be emerging from a torrid time in North America
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NewsCity snapshot: Pricing drives growth at AB InBev despite US struggles
The world’s largest brewer AB InBev grew first quarter revenues despite a dip in volumes and ongoing struggles in the US. Plus updates from Henkel, Ahold Delhaize and all the rest of the latest news from the City
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NewsCorona plots UK launch for vitamin D infused Sunbrew variant
The brew was introduced in Canada by Corona in January 2022
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NewsCorona targets midweek drinkers with lower-alcohol Ligera
The 3.2% abv beer contains 30% less alcohol than Corona Extra
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NewsSainsbury’s launches branded Corona fridges to capitalise on big night in
The new branded chillers have been “strategically placed” in or near to the takeaway and ready meal aisles of 70 Sainsbury’s stores
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Analysis & FeaturesCarlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company – an evolution explored
Marston’s brands are being sidelined by CMBC for an increasing focus on premium and world lagers
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Analysis & FeaturesHow Britain’s biggest brewers are faring and their plans for the future
Britain’s top brewers face a barrage of challenges in 2024, but what will drive their success?
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NewsAB InBev lowers Leffe abv to ‘better suit’ UK drinkers
The abv change will help AB InBev offset higher inflation-linked duty rates
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NewsCamden Town Brewery and HP Sauce launch ‘tangy’ Brown Ale
The beer used a sour yeast strain to recreate HP Sauce’s signature taste, Camden Town Brewery said
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Comment & OpinionWhy Camden Town is the latest brewer to jump on the Guinness gravy train
Guinness is in a league of its own, but that hasn’t stopped smaller brands bringing out their own alternatives
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NewsCamden Town Brewery adds Stout to retail offer
The 4.0% abv brew is a “dialled back” version of Camden’s earlier Ink Stout