Exporting your beers & craft drinks (COMING SOON. E-MAIL TO REGISTER INTEREST)

This full day course with leading exporting consultants will look at the administrative and logistical steps that microbreweries and drinks producers need to overcome to successfully sell their beers abroad.  We have a number of case studies and presentations from leading exporting breweries such as Thornbridge Brewery to explore the challenges and opportunities for microbreweries to sell their beers into global markets including China.

This course is intended for owners and managers looking for an exporting checklist to guide them through the complex loops & challenges to get their beers or craft drinks into foreign markets.  By the end of the day you will have a clear view of how to export your beers and ship them into foreign markets profitably.  On the day we look at:

1. The regulations concerning the exporting of beers and selling them abroad.
2. Locating foreign markets - opportunities
3. Pricing in the cost to your beers to sell at a profit
4. Logistics of exporting your beers
5. Packaging options for your beer
6. Labelling your beers for export - how to avoid very expensive mistakes
7. Market research of foreigh markets and export opportunities
8. Working with export companies
9. Case examples of successful exporting breweries
10. Other sources of information and further advice

This is a must for all microbreweries that are thinking of exporting their beers now or in the future

This is a full days course looking at the administrative hoops that you will need to go through to get your beers legally into export markets.

We look at the legals and the taxation with leading export consultant

We then hear from the Department for International Trade on her experience of helping Global Brands and brewers such as Thornbridge with their successful export push looking at the grants and funding that may be available.

We look at the logistical and technical challenges of physically sending your beers potentially hundreds or thousands of miles and look at how you can ensure that your products arrive in the best possible condition.

Finally we hear from leading British breweries and drinks brands such as Thornbridge Brewery on how they have succeeded in exporting and carved out a growing market by exporting their beers.