Beer
Why these are sobering times for alcohol companies
Producers have been forced to cut costs, replace executives and roll out new offerings amid declines in demand
Brewing success: How three brothers turned Brewerkz Group’s fortunes around
From contemplating closure during Covid-19, the F&B group turned around to win an Enterprise 50 award
ThaiBev optimistic in Thailand for second half of 2026 despite weaker beer sales
Revenue for the segment is down 5.4% at 62.6 billion baht for the six months ended Mar 31
Heineken beats forecasts in Q1, but wary on Iran war effects
The fuel it needs to brew its products and make glass bottles is becoming more expensive
Tiger Beer’s 100-year history: From Singapore birth to global production
The Business Times looks back at how the brand earned its stripes over the years
Tiger Beer, brewed in Vietnam – but still Singaporean?
If the national tipple is no longer brewed here at scale, what anchors its Singapore identity?
Asia Pacific Breweries to quit Singapore production for Malaysia and Vietnam
As part of the transition, about 130 staff will be laid off over the next two years
Tiger Beer maker APBS to cut 130 roles in Singapore over two years, amid brewing scale-down
It is working with FDAWU to provide support to affected employees
Guinness-owner Diageo is said to weigh options for China assets including sale
The company is trimming global holdings as falling alcohol use hurts efforts to push pricier drinks
Belgium’s beer-brewing monks battle threat to their way of life
Grey market suppliers and a changing world are forcing Trappist monasteries to rethink how they do business
