The role of technology is becoming increasingly vital in shaping the future of the age-old craft of brewing. As the demand for innovation continues to rise, the industry witnesses a paradigm shift in a way that enhances both the process and the product.
According to market reports, the global beer tech market, valued at $19.2 billion in 2022, is projected to reach $25.6 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 5.9 percent. This growth is fueled by a wave of technological innovations that are redefining the way beer is produced, packaged and enjoyed.
One of the key trends driving this evolution is the integration of automation and IoT technologies. These advancements allow brewers to control every aspect of the process with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring consistent quality and efficiency while reducing variability. Advanced data analytics offer deep insights into consumer preferences, enabling brewers to tailor products to evolving tastes and anticipate demand. Meanwhile AI enhances flavor profiling, leading to production of unique beer varieties. Sustainability is also crucial, with innovative technologies helping breweries minimize their environmental footprint.
This edition of Food and Beverages Tech Review explores the latest developments in brewing technology and how they can be leveraged to stay competitive.
It features thought leadership articles from industry experts, including Michelle Brydalski, vice president of food safety and quality assurance at Charcuterie Artisans, who underscores the challenges and strategies for controlling Listeria monocytogenes in ready-to-eat food environments, particularly in the meat and poultry industries. Jason Suarez, VP - data services, digital and CRM engineering, platforms at Dine Brands Global, offers insights on prioritization in a complex cross[1]functional and multi-brand environment.
We hope this edition, highlighting the Top Beer Technology Solutions Providers in 2024 and Top Beer Equipment Services Providers in 2024, helps your organization stay ahead of the curve and achieve greater success in the beer market.
