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Co-Chair of the Small Brewers Caucus Meets with WA Brewers Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland seated at a table at Well 80 Brewhouse in Olympia

Co-Chair of the Small Brewers Caucus Meets with WA Brewers

Last week, members of the brewing community in the South Puget Sound region of Washington attended a Brewers Association event with Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland at Well 80 Brewhouse in Olympia. Read More

USMCA Trade Agreement Not Renewed, Negotiations Continue

USMCA Trade Agreement Not Renewed, Negotiations Continue

Although the U.S. has not renewed the USMCA for another 16 years, annual reviews and trade negotiations with Canada and Mexico will continue.Read More

BA Urges USTR To Avoid New Section 301 Tariffs BA Urges USTR to Avoid New Section 301 Tariffs

BA Urges USTR To Avoid New Section 301 Tariffs

The proposed tariffs would increase costs on a range of unique foreign brewing inputs that are not always available from domestic sources.Read More

BA Joins Push to Rein In Swipe Fees Squeezing Breweries Taproom bartender ringing up beer to-go as customer pays with credit card

BA Joins Push to Rein In Swipe Fees Squeezing Breweries

Since 2014, credit card swipe fees have more than tripled, outpacing inflation twofold.Read More

UPDATE: Pennsylvania Brews to Barns Advances to Senate

UPDATE: Pennsylvania Brews to Barns Advances to Senate

The bill would provide an excise tax credit for brewers who donate their spent grain to agriculture interests in the state at a rate of 16 cents per dry weight pound, up to $30,000 in credits per brewer annually.Read More

New Forced-Labor Tariffs Could Hit Imported Hops, Malts, and Equipment Barley

New Forced-Labor Tariffs Could Hit Imported Hops, Malts, and Equipment

Brewers may see additional tariffs on imported goods, excluding aluminum, steel, and duty-free Canadian barley and barley malt.Read More

State Government Affairs Roundup: Colorado, Nebraska, and Vermont Vermont State House
Vermont passed H. 921 providing enhanced self-distribution for small brewers, allowing those who produce less than 3000 barrels per year to self-distribute without starting a separate wholesale entity.

State Government Affairs Roundup: Colorado, Nebraska, and Vermont

With state legislatures across the country concluding their sessions, the BA continues to pursue advocacy efforts at the state level.Read More

Codex Committee Does Not Advance New Alcohol Labeling Work Purchasing Craft Beer

Codex Committee Does Not Advance New Alcohol Labeling Work

The CCFL considered a proposal from the WHO to begin developing new international labeling provisions for alcoholic beverages.Read More

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