Brewers of Europe, representing the interests of EU brewers, called on the European Commission to use all diplomatic channels to negotiate with US officials over new 25% tariffs on beer imports that risk eliminating up to 100,000 jobs and disrupting €870 million in exports.

Brewers of Europe, the trade group representing the brewing industry in Europe, issued a statement warning about the negative consequences of US President Donald Trump's 25% tariff on imported beers. The group highlighted the potential adverse effects on EU breweries, emphasizing economic and trade challenges under the current US policy.

Brewers of Europe, the trade group representing European breweries, issued a public reaction on April 3, 2025, concerning the imposition of a 25% US tariff on beer. The organization expressed concerns that including beer among aluminum derivative products would harm European breweries, workers, and consumers. They called for de-escalation, further clarity on the tariff’s scope, and a solution that would lower tariffs to support shared economic and labor interests across the Atlantic.

At a packed event hosted at the Brewers of Europe House in Brussels, the organization’s Secretary General presented a new report on beer’s contribution to the European economy. The event featured discussions with EU MEPs, journalists, and industry representatives, emphasizing themes of competitiveness, sustainability, and responsible drinking.

Brewers of Europe released a comprehensive toolkit in March 2024 aimed at helping breweries implement robust anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies. The document outlines strategies to create safer, more inclusive workplaces, reinforcing labor rights and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the brewing sector.

Brewers of Europe released a toolkit outlining workplace anti-discrimination and harassment strategies to promote safe, inclusive environments across breweries, emphasizing collective solutions to discrimination as a social problem.

Brewers of Europe has published a statement on their website emphasizing their commitment to sustainability. The organization details initiatives that promote responsible practices across the brewing process including the use of water, energy, and sustainable supply chain practices aimed at reducing environmental impact and supporting the circular economy.

In its April 2023 report, Brewers of Europe detailed its efforts to promote the EU Code of Conduct for Responsible Food and Business Practices. The report outlines initiatives such as enhancing transparency in beer labeling (ingredient and energy labels) and engaging with key stakeholders including the European Parliament and BEUC, reflecting a commitment to ethical practices and public accountability.