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Canada’s First Solar-powered Brewery is Expanding

An all-solar-powered brewery in Mallorytown, Ontario, continues to grow. Kaytlyn Poberznick visited the brewery to find out more about how they provide their community a sustainable touch. Watch the Global News coverage of this story below. -#- SOURCE: Global NewsPHOTO CREDIT: On File

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Rice Malt Shows Potential to Play a Bigger Role in Beer

Rice is showing potential to play a more prominent role in beer brewing, and it helps that Arkansas produces a lot of it. Arkansas grows about half of the rice in the United States, mostly long-grain. Meanwhile, climate change and international conflicts are leading to a shortage of the raw materials traditionally used for brewing…

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Discover Lallemand’s New Limited Release Series and Northern IPA Yeast

Lallemand Brewing is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of Lallemand Brewing’s newest line of brewing yeasts, the Lallemand Limited Release Series. Lallemand Brewing Limited Release Yeast Series Under the trusted umbrella brand LalBrew®, this series promises the same high standards of quality, repitchability, and technical support that you have come to expect. Each strain…

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Brewing Students Craft Chinese-inspired Beer with Osmanthus Flowers

Brewing students at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) have crafted a new beer that draws on Chinese flavours from back home. The beer, named 桂 Reverie, was created by second-year Brewing and Brewery Operations diploma students Simon Bai, Lucy Chang and Long (James) Jin. Brewed with mandarin orange peel and Osmanthus flowers, this Belgian Witbier has…

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Diageo Identifies 2025 Socialising Trends in New Global Report

Diageo, maker of Johnnie Walker, Don Julio Tequila and Guinness, has today unveiled its annual global trends report which reveals how and why consumers will socialise over the next year. Based on AI analysis of over 160 million online conversations across the world, Distilled 2025 offers detailed insights into what is driving discussions globally and…

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Canadian Breweries Could See Bankruptcies Over Tariff Challenges

Although domestic sales are rising as more Canadians opt to purchase locally, Glynn Williams, CEO of Authentic Seacoast, shares his view on Morning Markets, as the craft brewing industry is facing tremendous headwinds from U.S. tariffs. Watch the interview below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlFm1r8oBt0 -#- SOURCE: BNN Bloomberg / YouTubePHOTO CREDIT: On File

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Singapore’s LeVeL33 Recognized by Guinness World Records as World’s Highest Microbrewery in a Building

LeVeL33 was awarded the title of Highest Microbrewery in a Building by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™. Official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ adjudicator Emi Saito, presented the record and confirmed that LeVeL33, standing at 149.32 metres, has set a global benchmark. Founded in 2010 by Dr. Martin Bém, LeVeL33 was built on a bold vision: merging old-world brewing…

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New Seam Analysis Product Line Launched

A new “cutting-edge” seam analysis product line, designed to meet the quality and budgetary needs of craft beverage producers has been launched. Manufactured by Innovus Engineering, the comprehensive system includes a lightweight beverage seam saw, a seam inspection camera, SeamVision software, a seam thickness gauge, and a countersink depth gauge. Recognising the lack of affordable,…

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Ontario Unlocking Free Trade Within Canada

Province unleashing billions in new economic opportunity by tearing down barriers to internal free trade and labour mobility As a next step in its plan to protect Ontario by unleashing the province’s economy, the Ontario government is introducing the Protect Ontario through Free Trade within Canada Act to unlock free trade and labour mobility within…

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Elbows Up! Standing up For Canada’s Craft Brewing Industry

Dear Canadian Craft Brewers and Industry Suppliers and Supporters, Elbows up! Canada’s economy is under threat and so is the future of Canadian craft beer. After years of pandemic disruptions to the hospitality sector, skyrocketing inflation, high interest rates and shifting consumer demand, American tariffs on Canadian goods and services threaten to increase our input…

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