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... in march, the uk government made a decision to introduce a 50 per cent reduction of duty on beers at or below 2 ... it may encourage some drinkers to shift from higher strength beers on certain occasions,” he said ... the campaign for real ale also welcomed the decision saying that the introduction of low strength beers in pubs could be a huge boost to the licensed trade

sab miller is likely to go higher to secure the purchase of foster’s, but with the australian beer market in decline, analysts have questioned the potential value of a tie-up. foster’s rejected an offer of aus $9.5bn ($4.90 a share) this week, prompted sab miller to promise further “engagement” with the board of the australian brewer. another bid likely philip gorham, an analyst at morning star, told beveragedaily.

... the proposed new legislation would provide a single set of rules for quality labelling schemes covering foods such as fresh meat, cheese, beers, fruits, vegetables, oils, bread and pastry that originated in a geographical area or were produced or processed in line with a traditional practice

... the proposed new legislation would provide a single set of rules for quality labelling schemes covering foods such as fresh meat, cheese, beers, fruits, vegetables, oils, bread and pastry that originated in a geographical area or were produced or processed in line with a traditional practice

... the proposed new legislation would provide a single set of rules for quality labelling schemes covering foods such as fresh meat, cheese, beers, fruits, vegetables, oils, bread and pastry that originated in a geographical area or were produced or processed in line with a traditional practice

... beers xxxx and james squire performed well, but a packaging fault on select batches of key brand boag’s, sparking a recall, made an impact on volumes for the quarter

higher prices have helped ab inbev post a 5.6 per cent increase in quarterly revenue despite bad weather in brazil and persistent unemployment in the us. the world’s biggest brewer succeeded in growing its q1 topline to just over $9bn even though volume actually dipped slightly. this was achieved thanks to a focus on prices and premium beers. in the us, for example, shipments of high end brands actually grew 26 per cent.

wells and young’s is recalling some bottles of beer, because they possibly contain small pieces of glass. the agency has issued a product recall information notice. products details the products being recalled are: product batch code 'best before' date wells bombardier burning gold, 500ml l1011 14 october 2011 l1018 21 october 2011 l1033 5 november 2011 wells bombardier, 500ml l1004 7 october 2011 l1005 8 october 2011 l1011 14 october 2011 l1012 15 october 2011 l1017 20 october 2011 l1018 21 october 2011 l1032 4 november 2011 l1033 5 november 2011 young’s ram rod, 275ml l1009 12 october 2011 l1010 13 october 2011 courage light ale, 275ml l1010 13 october 2011 l1026 29 october 2011 l1027 30 october 2011 courage best bitter, 500ml l1006 9 october 2011 young’s light ale, 275ml l1010 13 october 2011 l1011 14 october 2011 courage directors, 500ml l1007 10 october 2011 l1018 21 october 2011 mongoose premium lager, 330ml l1025 25 january 2012 mongoose premium lager, 670ml l1027 27 january 2012 l1028 28 january 2012 wells banana bread, 500ml l1021 24 october 2011 young’s bitter, 500ml l1020 20 january 2012 young's double chocolate stout l1012 12 january 2012 the company is recalling the affected bottles of beer from consumers.

the prospect of boosting business with new and existing customers is behind a mood of optimism among ireland’s small-scale food and beverage firms, according to the latest industry survey conducted last month by bord bia, the irish food board. a spokesperson for the organisation told foodnavigator: “when asked the source of business generated over the past year, an impressive 90 per cent of surveyed companies reported increasing business with new customers.

... in research conducted by sabmiller during this year’s fifa world cup in south africa, some 87% of visiting fans said that, when travelling abroad, they want to try different beers and steer clear of brands from their own country ... the majority of the 700 people polled from 30 different countries expressed a preference for locally produced beers which add to the cultural experience of their trip ... in the uk and the us, there has been a resurgence of interest in local beers, with record numbers of small breweries opening ... pete brown, intrepid beer writer, said: “wherever you go in the world, while you increasingly see the same global brands in every country, the beers people drink are still different ... ” the research also showed that local beers have an important role to play back on home turf too; 63% of respondents said that when at home they also choose to drink a local beer brand