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To stay alive, some Bay Area breweries are taking a drastic measure: merging with each other. It marks a notable departure from the acquisitions of the past.

We can no longer blame COVID for continued stagnation in the craft brew industry. To appeal to the younger generation—and female and BIPOC drinkers, in particular—breweries will need to take a hard look at what they’re doing.

A new report suggests that as the craft beer industry's growth slows and competition increases, breweries in the region will have to work even harder to stand out.

A new report suggests that as the craft beer industry's growth slows and competition increases, breweries in the region will have to work even harder to stand out.

A new report suggests that as the craft beer industry's growth slows and competition increases, breweries in the region will have to work even harder to stand out.

The Brewers Association has ranked CANarchy, which owns Perrin Brewing in Comstock Park, Mich., as the No. 8 craft beer producer in 2022.

The Brewers Association has ranked CANarchy, which owns Perrin Brewing in Comstock Park, Mich., as the No. 8 craft beer producer in 2022.

The Brewers Association has ranked CANarchy, which owns Perrin Brewing in Comstock Park, Mich., as the No. 8 craft beer producer in 2022.

The Brewers Association has ranked CANarchy, which owns Perrin Brewing in Comstock Park, Mich., as the No. 8 craft beer producer in 2022.

The Brewers Association has ranked CANarchy, which owns Perrin Brewing in Comstock Park, Mich., as the No. 8 craft beer producer in 2022.