GABF Debuts a Craft Malt Category in 2026
The 2026 Great American Beer Festival competition is giving craft malt—and the small malthouses behind it—their moment in the spotlight.Read More
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How To Compete and Win at GABF
Here are some tips to give your beer the best chance of impressing the judges and earning recognition for technical acumen, style adherence, and overall excellence.Read More
UPC Barcodes Are Changing: Challenges and Opportunities for Craft Brewers
GS1, the organization that maintains standards for barcodes, has announced a new initiative to transition from 1D UPC barcodes to 2D barcodes.Read More
Reminder: FDA Food-Contact Rules Apply to Grain Conveyance Equipment
Using non-food grade PVC does not comply with FDA regulations, and we urge member breweries to examine their PVC piping.Read More
Recycling Is Broken. Craft Brewers Will Have To Help Pay for the Fix.
Extended Producer Responsibility laws are here, and craft brewers will have to help pay to fix America's broken recycling system.Read More
Staff Drinking Policies: Three Things Breweries Often Miss
Three considerations that are foundational to when considering the development of a brewery alcohol consumption policy.Read More
Rice Lagers: Tips from World Beer Cup Award Winners
Don't call it a comeback. Rice lagers have been around for centuries. Craft brewers are finding ways to innovate with this adjunct—with great results.Read More
Understanding TTB Rules for Natural and Artificial Flavors in Beer
Adding flavors to beer is increasingly common. Navigating TTB's rules around them is increasingly important.Read More
10 Tips for Building a Balanced Portfolio in Your Brewpub or Taproom
A versatile portfolio builds core loyalty, creates excitement through seasonal and specialty releases, delivers fresh and flavorful beverages, and drives real revenue growth.Read More
Extended Producer Responsibility Deadlines Approaching
In seven states, new EPR legislation requires producers of high volume waste to take financial responsibility for recycling the packaging associated with their products. If your brewery sells packaged beverages using cans, bottles (glass or plastic), cartons, cardboard carriers, etc., these regulations and financial obligations may apply to you.Read More
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