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WASHINGTON – The Beer Institute announced U.S. Representative Al Lawson (D-FL) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Rep. Lawson was recognized for his leadership in championing policies that bring clarity to the aluminum pricing process and helping secure permanent excise tax relief for brewers. “A sincere thank you to Rep.

WASHINGTON – The Beer Institute announced U.S. Representative Rodney Davis (R-IL) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Rep. Davis was recognized for his leadership in securing permanent excise tax relief for brewers. “A sincere thank you to Rep. Davis and our Beer Champions whose ongoing leadership has provided critical support against the challenges our industry is facing,” said Gavin Hattersley, chairman of the Beer Institute and president and CEO of Molson Coors Beverage Company. “The U.S.

WASHINGTON – The Beer Institute announced U.S. Representative Ken Buck (R-CO) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Rep. Buck was recognized for his leadership in championing policies that bring clarity to the aluminum pricing process and helping secure permanent excise tax relief for brewers. “A sincere thank you to Rep.

The Beer Institute announced U.S. Representative Sanford Bishop (D-GA) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Rep. Bishop was recognized for his leadership in helping secure permanent excise tax relief for brewers and for working to bring clarity to the aluminum pricing process. “A sincere thank you to Rep. Bishop and our Beer Champions whose ongoing leadership has provided critical support against the challenges our industry is facing,” said Gavin Hattersley, chairman of the Beer Institute and president and CEO of Molson Coors Beverage Company.

The Beer Institute announced U.S. Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Sen. Menendez was recognized for his leadership in securing permanent excise tax relief for brewers and pushing for a deferment on federal excise taxes on brewers and beer importers during the pandemic. “A sincere thank you to Sen.

The Beer Institute announced U.S. Senator John Hoeven (R-ND) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Sen. Hoeven was recognized for his leadership in securing permanent excise tax relief for brewers, pushing for a deferment on federal excise taxes on brewers and beer importers during the pandemic and helping provide clarity to the aluminum pricing process. “A sincere thank you to Sen.

The Beer Institute announced U.S. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Sen. Cotton was recognized for his leadership in championing policies that help provide clarity to the aluminum pricing process. “A sincere thank you to Sen. Cotton and our Beer Champions whose ongoing leadership has provided critical support against the challenges our industry is facing,” said Gavin Hattersley, chairman of the Beer Institute and president and CEO of Molson Coors Beverage Company. “The U.S.

The Beer Institute announced U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) as one of its “2022 Beer Champions.” Sen. Baldwin was recognized for her leadership in championing policies that bring clarity to the aluminum pricing process, securing permanent excise tax relief for brewers and pushing for a deferment on federal excise taxes on brewers and importers during the pandemic. “A sincere thank you to Sen.

Yesterday, the Beer Institute named eight members of the United States Congress as its “2022 Beer Champions” for their leadership in supporting federal policies that aid U.S. brewers, beer importers and beer industry suppliers. The Beer Institute recognized them for fighting for beer industry policy priorities like bringing clarity to the aluminum pricing process, securing permanent excise tax relief for brewers and pushing for a deferment on federal excise taxes on brewers and importers during the pandemic.

(WASHINGTON – July 7, 2022) The Beer Institute commends lawmakers in North Carolina for protecting local jobs and opposing tax breaks for out-of-state liquor companies. Despite an intense lobbying campaign from the liquor industry, the North Carolina Legislature chose not to advance House Bill 904 this legislative session. It’s the latest in a string of similar moves that stand up for America’s beer businesses.