The first edition of the new EBC Newsletter (June 2018 issue) has been published and is now available on the EBC website!

This document sets the procedures to determine the manipulations employed for the selection of a batch of the BEC Reference Malt, its homogenization, sieving, sampling and packaging in order to obtain representative samples of malt for analytical purposes. These procedures were developed by the IFBM, the EBC exclusive supplier for the EBC Standard Malt, responsible for the barley selection, malting, blending and homogenization of batches as well as the packaging and shipping to customers.

This Toolkit, that embeds a calculator, will help you to understand the Minimum Unit Pricing Regulation that is applied as of 01 May 2018 in Scotland and to calculate the price of your beer using the embedded calculator.

This document provides for an overview of the different national beer definition that applies in the different 28 European Union Countries as well as Turkey, Norway and Switzerland, when such definition exists.

This Infographic explains why Europe’s brewers call for a sustainable tax regime.

With EU beer production rising above 40 billion litres for the first time since the economic crisis, The Brewers of Europe confirm that the growth trend continues for the EU beer sector at the 7th Beer Serves Europe event.

This Factsheet provides for background elements, drawing from peer-reviewed articles and grey literature, on the lack of impact of advertising bans to reduce alcohol-related harm.

List of  80 laboratories throughout the 28 European Union Countries as well as Turkey, Norway and Switzerland that perform beer-related analysis that are either necessary or useful for the production of your beers. Laboratories not listed may contact BrewUp (info@brewup.eu).

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When almost nine out of ten European consumers call for the list of ingredients and nutritional values of alcoholic drinks to be provided, as revealed by the 2016 GfK survey of 9000 adults in nine EU countries, there is an onus on all concerned economic operators to take such clear expectations seriously and to meet them diligently.

This report from 2004 called the Northern High Tax Member States to moderate their excise duty level on beer.

This report analyses the impact of changes in excise taxes across the European Union (EU). The analysis considers the impact on consumption, Government revenues, profitability in the brewing sector and direct and indirect employment. It also studies the comparable costs in the route to market for the different categories of alcoholic beverages across the European Union. The focus of that part of the report has been on the main drinks categories, being beer, wine and spirits.