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A 10% increase in extract efficiency could mean one less bag of malt per batch. Here's how to establish a baseline, track your savings, and start reducing ingredient costs today.Read More
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A 10% increase in extract efficiency could mean one less bag of malt per batch. Here's how to establish a baseline, track your savings, and start reducing ingredient costs today.Read More
Brewery owners who invest in effective training and safety programs can help to reduce workplace injuries, and reduce the costs associated with them.Read More
Ball is planning to add capacity with the opening of a new manufacturing facility, but will be “capacity constrained” until the new location comes online later in 2026. Read More
Since hop water is not defined as a malt beverage by the Federal Alcohol Administrative (FAA) Act, production and labeling requirements differ significantly from the requirements for malt beverages. This primer provides an overview of the federal regulations governing hop water production and labeling.Read More
The 2026 Craft Brewers Conference in Philadelphia features interactive sensory experiences covering thiols, craft malt, cider styles, and new USDA hop varieties to help brewers expand their technical skills and palates.Read More
The Small Brewery Production Experience at CBC 2026 focuses on innovative brewing techniques, operational efficiency, and strategies for making exceptional beer with limited resources.Read More
This aggregated playlist of resources will help breweries ensure keg safety and draught quality are met at their facilities and beyond.Read More
Nationally, a record low 2.3 million acres were seeded in 2025. Production was around 141 million bushels, one of the lowest annual levels aside from 2021, when severe drought in the major growing areas affected the harvest.Read More
Due to continued oversupply and weak beer sales volume, acres harvested and total production continued the downward trend that began in 2022. Read More
The 2026 Beer Style Guidelines add Rice Lager as a new style category and include updates to Belgian and German styles based on brewer and judge feedback.Read More