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Germany | Due to the Corona pandemic, an estimated 70,000 pubs and restaurants are on the brink. The new guidelines make it impossible to operate economically and the stimulus package is not adequate, the industry association Dehoga emphasises.

Tapping a beer (Photo: Bitburger Braugruppe)

Germany | With beer sales down 13 percent in May over May 2019, German brewers are fearing for the worst. Acting like a Cassandra, Bitburger’s Managing Director Axel Dahm drew a grim picture for beer sales in the on-premise.

No smokeing sign (Photo: Franck V on Unsplash)

Germany | After years of sometimes acrimonious debate, the German parliament, on 4 July 2020, further restricted tobacco advertising. As of 2022, outdoor advertising will be “verboten”. The ban will be extended to vapes and e-cigarettes in 2023 and 2024 respectively.

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United Kingdom | The maker of Guinness has announced a USD 100 million global programme to support pubs and bars to welcome customers back following the covid-19 pandemic.

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Germany | World beer production totalled 1,913 million hl in 2019, compared with 1,904 million hl in 2018. This is a slight increase of 0.5 percent, says the upcoming Barth Report.

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United Kingdom | The past has caught up with Greene King, a large pub chain and brewer. Addressing its founder’s role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, it will make payments to benefit BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) communities.

Place du Luxembourg, Brussles, Belgium (Photo: Yannis Papanastas on Unsplash)

Belgium | AB-InBev has finally entered the fray of bottle-conditioned strong blonde beers, in an effort to take on Duvel, which leads this ever-expanding segment.

Beer! Sign (Photo: Lance Anderson on Unsplash)

Germany | For the first time in five years, global beer production has risen slightly by 0.5 percent or 9 million hl to reach 1,913 million hl, according to estimates by the Barth Report.

Pub (Photo: Krisztina Papp on Unsplash)

United Kingdom | Pressure to reopen pubs is mounting. Previous guidelines by the government say they could bounce back from 4 July 2020 “at the earliest”. A leaked blueprint by the Department for Business suggests end of June.

Pub (Photo: Michael Cummins on Unsplash)

United Kingdom | If the government insists on its two-metre gap rule for pubs, only 30 percent of the UK’s 40,000 pubs and bars will be able to reopen after lockdown, which came into force on 20 March 2020.

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