In an exclusive interview with CanadianSME Small Business Magazine, Garett Senez, founder and CEO of PACRIM Distributors, shares how his Vancouver-based company is turning Canadian craft beverages into global ambassadors. Since 2016, PACRIM has been bridging the gap between independent Canadian breweries and international markets, helping small and medium-sized brands scale without the operational burdens of exporting.

Asian markets are embracing craft beer like never before, and Canadian craft beer is at the forefront of this growing trend. From the rise of specialty beer bars to booming demand for innovative flavors, Canada’s craft breweries have a prime opportunity to expand. Learn why Canadian beer is thriving in Asia and how PacRim Distributors connects breweries with the right buyers and distributors. Read more: https://www.pacrimdistributors.com.

Canadian craft beer is making waves in global markets, with increasing demand from Asia, Europe, and North America. High brewing standards, unique flavors, and innovative styles set Canadian beer apart, making it a top choice for international consumers. Learn how a trusted craft beer exporter like PacRim Distributors helps breweries navigate complex regulations, expand their reach, and maximize their export potential. Read more: https://www.pacrimdistributors.com.

Thinking about exporting your craft beer? The process can be complex, but with the right strategy, Canadian breweries can tap into lucrative international markets. From regulatory compliance to securing distribution channels, partnering with an experienced Canadian beer export specialist ensures a smooth entry into global markets. Discover step-by-step insights into expanding your brewery’s reach with PacRim Distributors. Read more: https://www.pacrimdistributors.com.

In the latest report from PACRIM with Euromonitor, we examine how the food, beverages and tobacco industry is performing globally and in the largest countries in terms of food, beverages and tobacco output. The report also provides data for production, market size, imports, exports, industry costs, industry profitability and number of companies. The industry and market overview provide benchmarks against other countries in the region.

Topline market data for craft beer in South Africa featuring 2020 data from Euromonitor International

Smaller format spirits can be the cure to the covid-19 sales hangover, as evidenced by many international export markets, including Latin America.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to define what exactly is craft beer, and what separates itself versus the other types of beer on market. Sure, craft is small by definition - but what else. Here we list 6 definitions that consumers around the world associate with “craft” beer.

Topline market data for craft beer in Taiwan featuring 2020 data from Euromonitor International