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Craft beer growth slowing, while craft spirits on the rise
PMMI sees the craft beer . Jun 10, · PMMI pointed to the 5% growth of US craft beer sales in , which accounted for % of the beer market by volume and 23% by revenue. /06/10 It's likely the craft beer industry has reached the peak of its growth and will now continue dealing with the strain of an overcrowded market. Aug 2, U.S. beer volume sales increased by 1% in Craft brewer volume sales rose over %, increasing small- and independent brewers' share of . After years of substantial growth, craft beer is beginning to slow down slightly, while craft spirits are passing into a phase similar in scale to craft beer’s previous decade-long expansion, according to the Craft Breweries and Distilleries Machinery and Automation Trends white paper by PMMI. The research notes that despite nearing its peak, craft beer continues expanding, albeit at a. After years of substantial growth, craft beer is beginning to slow down slightly, while craft spirits are passing into a phase similar in scale to craft beer's previous decade-long expansion, according to the Craft Breweries and Distilleries Machinery and Automation Trends white paper by PMMI. It isn’t double-digit growth like we’ve seen in previous years, but 8% growth is still a . Yes, the rate of growth may be slowing, but craft beer is still growing, just as it has for decades. In a maturing market, craft brewers are dealing with change on two fronts: the drastic, immediate impacts of pandemic-related channel shocks; and the slow.