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Elevating Canadian Craft Globally Reco How PACRIM Distributors Is Expanding Canadian Craft Beverages into Asia

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.

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The Rise of Canadian Craft Beer in Global Markets

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.

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HOT TAKE: 6 Export Tips for Breweries Looking to Sell in Asia

There was a time, long ago, when beer was categorized as either domestic or import. Both tasted the same, but one was more expensive. Today, we Canadians are living in the golden age for beer. Not only do consumers enjoy an incredibly wide selection of breweries and beer styles, but Canadian breweries make remarkably good beer. So why not share with the rest of the world?

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Premiumization is Reshaping the Beer Industry in China

The beer landscape in China is quickly changing. Premiumization trends have hit large beer brands very hard, constricting decades of heavy growth. Consumers are now more educated on craft beer, users by the millions are switching over from mass produced lagers (driving $ volume higher and unit volume down) the effects on the industry for which will be felt for decades to come.

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