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Can shortage leaves breweries scrambling, adding yet another COVID-19 hurdle — and spelling the demise of at least 1 Chicago brand
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Can shortage could cost Chicago brewers sales, growth
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mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com Owner Larry Sloter and Manager Jason Ware train Busy Bee staff Friday after the restaurant got its liquor license following a 13-month wait. Photo by Janelle Patterson
Larry Sloter, owner of the Busy Bee, and Jason Ware, manager, train the staff Friday after the restaurant got its liquor license after a 13 month wait.
Photo provided Bart Waston, chief economist at the Brewers Association will be the featured speaker at the online Economic Roundtable of the Ohio Valley.
Photo provided Bart Waston, chief economist at the Brewers Association will be the featured speaker at the online Economic Roundtable of the Ohio Valley.
Photo by Todd Alström. F2020X3 brewed by BeerAdvocate, BeerThugLife, and Crowns & Hops.
Overall, our activity took a hit in 2020 mostly due to the pandemic. No surprises there. A big chunk of our traffic stems from consumers looking up beers before purchasing them and our beer fests (all postponed) generate a lot of traffic and engagement. Restrictions led to less people going out, spending less, and changing their purchasing habits. We also saw some regional and national brewers pull back from markets and reduce new releases, allowing them to focus on growing their home markets and core brands again.