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Month: October 2021

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Good quality beer, incredibly low price for as much as you can drink festival!! Oh and there is yet summer 😃 One of our dream visit definitely.

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Kaeru BeerAugust 4, 2021 10:25am

WHY DO SO FEW EUROPEAN BREWERIES CONFIRM THEIR BUSINESS IMPACT?

Any brewery believing it not only does things right, but also does the right thing ought to prove it can be a Best for the World business too.

Having listened to Beau's All Natural Brewing Co. (Ontario, Canada) — a Best for the World business — give excellent best practice advise on becoming a top-performing Certified B Corps, it is apparent that breweries are generally underrepresented in the impact field.

A search through the B Corps directory reveals only a handful of European breweries meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose.

Why not more?

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Kaeru BeerMay 30, 2021 1:41pm

Writing for the London Evening Standard in February 1946, essayist George Orwell eulogizes the public house – the perfect pub.

In this podcast, sociologist and bioethicist Tom Shakespeare continues the theme. An interesting observation for anybody interested in beer, cider or the hospitality industry.

Tom's most salient point: "A pub is mostly not about the building, which is the mistake the hospitality chains always make, or even the beer. On the contrary, it is almost entirely about the people."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000skfb

Tom Shakespeare on pubs in peril.

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Kaeru BeerMay 20, 2021 12:01pm

Wildcraft Brewery. Still waiting for these beers to appear en masse in the Netherlands following the delicious appearance at Horecava, but it has been an odd few years since then ... so .... Soon, hopefully!

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Kaeru BeerMay 18, 2021 8:55am

"Jobs for the boys" seemingly remains a literal anachronism in industries where endemic favouritism is shown towards friends and supporters. In certain cliques, diversity has no place.

I recall female colleagues – suitably skilled – responding to active, hands-on opportunities in the craft beer industry during its boom years, only to be offered voluntary roles instead: packing boxes, payment in beer.

In general, corporate social responsibility is successfully recognised and wholly adopted only by peripheral businesses in the beer industry, with apex businesses using their mainstream popularity as a reason to behave with impunity.

And some regions are much worse at recognising and responding to changes in public opinion than others. Furthermore, there are organisations purporting to address discrimination, yet they continue to embrace the clique-mentally by excluding those who do not fit the self-appointed mould.

The global beer industry is in dire need of updated attitudes, and artisans are the catalyst for that change. Yet it seems too much focus on the beer itself often obscures necessary changes that an artisanal industry needs to adopt if it hopes to remain relevant and competitive in an extremely aggressive business climate.

#corporatesocialresponsibility #diversity #inclusion #triplebottomline

https://vinepair.com/articles/sexism-assault-beer-industry-ratmagnet/

A mass callout of sexism and assault of women in the beer industry is sending shockwaves across the community around the world.

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