Tag Archives: Michael Uhrich

Higher Volume Boosts Consumer Spending on Imported Beer 11%

Posted on December 10, 2019 by Donna Whitaker

Spending on imported beer increased by an estimated 10.6% during October 2019, Beer Institute reports.  This increase is

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Consumers Spent 1.7% Less on Imported Beer in August

Posted on October 7, 2019 by Donna Whitaker

And the volume of beer imported into the U.S. also declined – by 8% — in August.  It was the first month of import volume declines in six months, Michael Uhrich, chief economist, Beer Institute said.

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August Beer Shipments Plunge 7.3%

Posted on September 27, 2019 by Donna Whitaker

Beer Institute estimated 14,169,000 barrels of beer were shipped in August, down from 15,290,205 barrels a year earlier.

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Domestic Beer Volume Slips 0.2%, Sales Rise 1.4% in April

Posted on May 24, 2019 by Donna Whitaker

Beer Institute estimates domestic tax paid shipments in April were 14,106,000 barrels, down 2% from a year earlier.  Year to date through April, shipments are down 0.4%.  But Beer Institute noted

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Why Bev/Al Firms Should Own Their Own Truck Fleets

Posted on July 2, 2018 by Donna Whitaker

As longtime readers know, we’re not fans of contracting out things that are necessary to run your business.  That includes trucking

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