‘We really don’t have too much wiggle room’: DC brewer on the potential impact of aluminum tariffs -
💨 Abstract
The article discusses the impact of increased tariffs on aluminum and steel, specifically on the D.C.-based Right Proper Brewing Company. Co-founder Thor Cheston highlights the rising costs of production materials, noting an 8% increase in aluminum, one of his primary packaging materials. Cheston states the brewery cannot pass these costs to consumers and must maintain competitive pricing. The article mentions the overall trend in the brewing industry, which has seen a reduction in beer shipments to retailers.
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