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Monthly Archives: June 2018
What We’re Reading —
Trump’s Aluminum Tariff May Cost MillerCoors $40 Million in Profit That’s according to Gavin Hattersley, ceo, in an interview with Bloomberg. He said the brewer may cut investments, new hires or even lift prices. Read more here.
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What We’re Reading —
Trump’s Aluminum Tariff May Cost MillerCoors $40 Million in Profit That’s according to Gavin Hattersley, ceo, in an interview with Bloomberg. He said the brewer may cut investments, new hires or even lift prices. Read more here.
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The Machine that May Derail the Craft Beer Express
Imagine this: You walk into your favorite bar for a beer. Or you walk you’re your favorite restaurant. Among the taphandles not one has the familiar name of your favorite beer – not Budweiser, not Miller Lite, not Michelob Ultra. … Continue reading
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Who & What —
Mark Teasdale, who has been president of Proximo Spirits, is joining Biggar & Leith, a New York outfit that owns a small portfolio of fine spirits from established, family-owned distilleries dedicated to innovation and quality. The firm is building a … Continue reading
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Harrisburg Beer Week Donates $40,000 to Rescue Services
Harrisburg Beer Week organizers donated $40,000 to its exclusive beneficiary, Harrisburg River Rescue and Emergency Services, taking its total in four years to $125,000 for the nonprofit emergency response team. The donation was raised from proceeds from Harrisburg Beer Week, … Continue reading
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Sazerac Completes Purchase of New Albany, Ind., Pillsbury Plant
Sazerac intends to use the 460,000-square-foot plant for expansion of its processing, blending, packaging and distribution capabilities in a project with an estimated investment of $66 million and the eventual creation of over 100 jobs. “Sazerac’s purchase of the plant … Continue reading
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