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Western North Carolina Getting Another Big Craft Beer Brewery
Written and Reported by Chris Abbotts and Rachel Kent for News Channel 7 and www2.wspa.com
ASHEVILLE, N.C. –Western North Carolina is getting another major beer brewery.
Officials announced Thursday New Belgium Brewing Company’s plans to build its East Coast brewery and distribution center in Buncombe County.
North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue joined New Belgium officials for the news.
“New Belgium looked all around and chose North Carolina as the location for the company’s one brewery east of the Mississippi,†Gov. Perdue said. “A big factor in sealing this deal was that company leaders knew they can find a skilled workforce, thanks to our history of investing in education and job training.
With the new facility comes 154 new jobs and a $175 million investment.
Fort Collins, CO based New Belgium is the third largest craft brewer in the country and maker of the popular “Fat Tire Amber Ale” which is distributed nationwide.
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Molson Coors Attacks Craft Armada With $3.5 Billion Deal: Retail
Written by Clementine Fletcher for Bloomberg
Faced with an armada of smaller competitors, the world’s biggest brewers are getting bigger.
Molson Coors Brewing Co. (TAP) (TAP)Â yesterday joined international rivals such as SABMiller Plc and Heineken NV (HEIA) in expanding beyond their main territories as craft beers and imported brands seek to invade their traditional strongholds. The 2.65 billion-euro ($3.5 billion) purchase of StarBev LP will take Denver-based Molson into the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria.
“I can understand why they’d want to expand outside the U.S. and why they’d want to get into growth markets,†said Trevor Stirling, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein in London. The maker of Carling lager has “low penetration of craft and imports, which are the fastest-growing parts of the market.â€
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