US craft ‘beer, falls, research shows

In the United States, crafts beer was rejected in 2024, although the market share was “essentially straight” according to the Brewers Association.

The trade group, which represents small and independent belliarists in the United States, said that the craf was fell to 23.1 million barrels last year, and 4% in 2023.

Despite the reduction in volume, the craft beer said that 13.3% of the total beer market in 2023, 2023, he said.

The widespread US beer market in 2024 has also signed an agreement.

According to the economist of the Brewers Association, Matt Gaciox, the craft guard “a mature market”, which means “every year will be determined”.

Added: “Progress may not be in addition to additional production, still high transactions, work practices and world-class beer.”

Last week, US President Donald Trump approved the 90-day postponement of 90-day tariffs against more than 75 countries, except for more than 75 countries – while maintaining a 10% tariff for all US imports.

“Smaller brewers have already increased growing components, consumer choices and increase the growing competition in saturated market,” Gaciox warned.

“The main substances such as imported brewing equipment, steel kegs, aluminum containers and hops and malts are further increasing this financial pressure.”

“These additional expenses can often be especially difficult for small and independent beer plants that work on the edges of intense profits. The result increases expansion plans, increasing the expansion plans – the crafts beer industry has difficulty.”

Retail sales of the art beer, 24.7% of the total beer market in sales of retail dollars, increased by 3%.

9,612 operaters in 2024 US craft Brewery, 3.389 Byonbruka, 3,695 Tambruk Brewery and 266 regional crafts brewery.

The Brewers Association increased by 3% in the number of employees in the US crafts beer in 2024, increased by 197,112, increased by hospitality-focal models, and in 2024 to 19712.

The total number of US beer plants fell from 9,747 to 9,747 in 2023 and 9,680 with 501 closures.

The Brewers Association said that since 2005, the number of operational crafts has noted the first decline in the number of brewings.

The fourth year in a row, “Reflecting an adult and highly competitive industry”, the pace of closing was left at about 5%, the trade body was added.