Excise duty reduction saves 100% of Italian beer

Published Dec 17, 2024

Tridge summary

The Budget Committee of the Chamber of Deputies in Italy has approved an amendment reducing excise duties for small craft breweries, up to a production of 10,000 hectoliters, providing a 50% discount; for those producing up to 30,000 hectoliters, a 30% discount; and for those producing up to 60,000 hectoliters, a 20% discount. This measure, supported by Coldiretti and Consorzio Birra Italiana, aims to bolster the Italian agricultural beer supply chain, benefiting both the environment and employment. The sector, with around 1200 breweries in Italy, has been facing challenges due to increased production costs and the effects of climate change, leading to a significant reduction in barley production.
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Original content

The reduction of the excise duty for small craft breweries responds to our requests to support the 100% Italian agricultural beer supply chain and, with it, the many companies, often young, committed to guaranteeing a quality, innovative and local product, with positive effects on the environment and employment. This was stated by Coldiretti and Consorzio Birra Italiana, who expressed satisfaction with the approval by the Budget Committee of the Chamber of Deputies of the amendment to the financial maneuver that confirms the tax cut planned for 2022 and 2023. The law provides – explain Coldiretti and Consorzio Birra – that small craft breweries with a production of up to 10,000 hectoliters will benefit from a 50% discount on excise duties. For companies that produce up to 30,000 hectoliters, the discount will be 30%, while for those that reach 60,000 hectoliters the discount will drop to 20%. “An important measure supported thanks to the commitment of the president of the ...
Source: Agricolae

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