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  • Brauwelt International is hosting a series of podcasts featuring the award-winning authors Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier, whose book The Beer Monopoly was published by Hans Carl in 2016. In their short podcasts the two will provide sound reasoning on economic and strategic issues affecting the brewing industry. You can listen here free of charge. From globalisation itself to craft beer, the brewing industry has witnessed all kinds of disruptions. Even CEOs sought to become disruptors. And now we have the covid-19 pandemic, which has hit the industry unprepared.
    Fachverlag Hans Carl GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany
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Brauwelt International is hosting a series of podcasts featuring the award-winning authors Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier, whose book The Beer Monopoly was published by Hans Carl in 2016. In their short podcasts the two will provide sound reasoning on economic and strategic issues affecting the brewing industry. You can listen here free of charge. From globalisation itself to craft beer, the brewing industry has witnessed all kinds of disruptions. Even CEOs sought to become disruptors. And now we have the covid-19 pandemic, which has hit the industry unprepared.
Fachverlag Hans Carl GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany
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  • Beer and booze fall victim to President Trump’s trade war

    Beer and booze fall victim to President Trump’s trade war
    2025/05/09
    During President Trump’s first 100 days in office, businesses, investors, consumers, as well as US allies and foes, have been riding a roller coaster, as he imposed and then suspended some reciprocal tariffs on imports at breakneck speed. The chaos and uncertainty unleashed by the tariffs has somewhat abated thanks to Mr Trump pressing the 90-day-pause button on levies above 10%. But what will happen should his administration fail to hash out major trade deals by early July is anybody’s guess. In this podcast Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier analyse the current situation and discuss the actual and potential impact of tariffs on brewers, drinks firms, and consumers. They also remind listeners of what happened when during Mr Trump’s first presidency a trade spat with the European Union led to the imposition of tariffs on Scotch single malt in the US and American whiskies in the EU: Both Scotch whisky and American whiskies lost hundreds of millions of dollars in sales. Will history repeat itself?
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    15 分
  • Heineken Austria in the anti-trust crosshairs

    Heineken Austria in the anti-trust crosshairs
    2024/07/12
    The Austrian Federal Competition Authority seeks to fine Dutch Heineken and its Austrian subsidiary Brau Union potentially billions of euros for market abuse and violations of the anti-trust ban. In June, the watchdog submitted a 260-page application for an “appropriate fine” to the cartel court. It had found evidence that the beer market leader Brau Union “cemented” its dominant position by using unlawful methods. In this podcast Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier discuss the case, while drawing attention to Europe’s brewers and their previous cartel shenanigans. They wonder why Heineken Austria has been kept on a long leash and allowed to operate a vast number of breweries, while its parent has closed production plants right, left, and centre across the continent.
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    15 分
  • Wines and spirits have often become pawns in geopolitical spats - and why beer is mostly spared

    Wines and spirits have often become pawns in geopolitical spats - and why beer is mostly spared
    2024/02/29
    In January, the Chinese government launched an anti-dumping inquiry into all brandy and cognac imported from the EU. Cognac producers deny the allegation. In reality, they have been caught in the crossfire of a tit-for-tat trade dispute between Brussels and Beijing. By targeting cognac, China is expressing its displeasure not just with the EU’s probe into China’s subsidies for electric vehicles, but also with the EU Commission’s plans to de-risk the bloc's bilateral relations with China. In this podcast Ina Verstl and Ernst Faltermeier look at trade disputes past and present and explain why wines and spirits make for ideal targets in cross-retaliatory measures and punitive tariffs.
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    18 分

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