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Number of breweries in the UK now falling, says SIBA chairman Ian Fozard in his AGM speech. Many breweries ‘struggling to make a decent return’, he adds
98 per cent of consumers surveyed by yougov believe craft beer cannot be made by global brewers, according to SIBA chief executive Mike Benner
Only 6 per cent of women drink beer more than once a week, according to SIBA’s new Craft Beer Report
Craft beer defined!
Brilliant keynote speech by @fermentradio. This slide in particular really resonated with me
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Lib Dem 11 (nc)
Greens 4 (nc)
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