The beer market grows in Brazil and interest in the national production of hops and barley increases

게시됨 2021년 8월 6일

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Brazil's beer industry has seen a surge in growth, with a record 1,383 breweries registered in 2020, marking a 14.4% increase from the previous year. This growth is driven by the rising production of craft beers, which require higher quality hops for their brewing process. Currently, Brazil imports nearly all of its hops, but there has been a push towards domestic production to reduce costs for breweries and provide more income for family farmers. A collaborative project between the Ministry of Agriculture and the Inter-American Institute of Cooperation for Agriculture aims to identify opportunities for hop production and develop a feasibility plan. Preliminary surveys show that around 42 hectares are already cultivated for hop production, with Santa Catarina state leading the effort.

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Hops and barley are essential ingredients for brewing beer and the production of these inputs in Brazil tends to increase to meet the internal demand, which is also growing. In 2020, Brazil reached a total of 1,383 breweries registered with the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa), an increase of 14.4% over the previous year, according to the 2020 Beer Yearbook. The International Beer Day it has been celebrated since 2007, every first Friday of the month of August. Hops, a plant of the humulus lupulus species, used in the production of beers, is responsible for the aroma and bitterness of the drink. In Brazil, the growth in the production of craft beers has increased the demand for quality hops, mainly because this type of drink requires a greater quantity of the product in its composition. To meet this demand, in recent years, Brazilian producers have started to grow hops in the country, as the brewing industry imports almost 100% of this raw material. Data ...

출처: GovBr