News
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Obtaining Market Authorization to Manufacture Hand Sanitizers
Information from Health Canada on how to obtain market authorization to manufacture hand sanitizers.
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Guidance to help Canadian brewers manage COVID-19
Beer Canada understands that successfully managing the COVID-19 situation is a top priority for Canadian brewing companies. We have developed this document, with the support of Beer Canada’s Product Quality Committee, to provide brewers with resources to stay up to date on developments and to share key tips and tools to help brewers respond to this pandemic, while limiting the impact COVID-19 has on your employees and business.
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Raise a glass to Canada’s world-class beer scene on the first Canadian Beer Day
Brewers and beer drinkers across the country are raising a glass to recognize Canada’s world-class beer scene and brewing culture on the first-ever Canadian Beer Day.
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Beer Canada Welcomes Kyle Norrington as New Chair
Beer Canada is pleased to announce Kyle Norrington, President of Labatt Breweries of Canada has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors. He replaces George Croft, President and CEO of Waterloo Brewing Limited who chaired the Association for two years.
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Canadians invited to raise a glass for Canadian Beer Day
In the true north, there are days dedicated to maple syrup, curling, and the noble beaver. But there’s never been a national day to annually celebrate one of Canada’s favourite products: beer. That ends today as Beer Canada is officially declaring the Wednesday before Thanksgiving: Canadian Beer Day.
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More brewers and more choice in a fiercely competitive beer market
Beer Canada has released its 2018 Industry Trends update. The remarkable growth in the number of breweries in Canada is a clear sign of a vibrant and fiercely competitive domestic beer scene.
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Brewers welcome modern definition of beer
Beer Canada and its members commend the Government for supporting brewers by modernizing Canada’s beer standards.
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Tax and spend policies hurt beer drinkers, brewers and farmers
On April Fool’s Day, the cost of your beer is going up again. That’s no joke.
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Ottawa continues to squeeze beer drinkers with Budget 2019
Brewers are disappointed that the 2019 Budget does nothing to stop taxes on beer, wine and spirits from going up yet again. Federal excise tax on all beverage alcohol products will automatically go up on April 1, the third increase in just 2 years. Budget 2019 fails to repeal the rigid and unfair escalator tax on Canadians.
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Beer Canada Code demonstrates best practices in responsible advertising
Beer Canada has launched the Responsible Advertising and Marketing Code, a new statement of principles and best practices that demonstrate our members continued commitment to responsibility.
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Brewers Object to Raising Taxes on Beer Drinkers
Beer Canada opposes any beer tax increase in New Brunswick. None of the political parties mentioned raising beer taxes during the recent election campaign.
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Beer Canada Commends Ontario Government For Halting Beer Tax Increase
Beer Canada today congratulates the Ford government on its decisive action to stop Ontario's automatically escalating beer tax and help beer drinkers.
