Brasserie Kronenbourg in the news

Brasseries Kronenbourg becomes the official supplier for Paris FC, providing beverages and operational support at Jean-Bouin stadium until 2029, navigating French advertising laws to focus on product sales and hospitality.

Brasseries Kronenbourg becomes the official supplier for Paris FC until 2029, providing beverages at the Jean-Bouin stadium.

Philippe Etchebest partnered with Brasseries Kronenbourg to develop 18 food and beer pairings for the 1664 range, showcasing beer's culinary versatility.

Kronenbourg invested in Brasserie du Pays Flamand to accelerate its development and expand distribution.

Kronenbourg acquired a minority stake in Brasserie du Pays Flamand in June 2024, providing growth opportunities for the latter.

Brasseries Kronenbourg has become the official supplier of LOSC and the Decathlon Arena - Stade Pierre Mauroy for five years, starting in 2026, providing a range of beers, including local brands, to all event areas.

Marc Vermeulen, CEO of Brasseries Kronenbourg, was interviewed on BFM Business's Le Grand Journal on June 9th.

Tourtel Twist, a non-alcoholic beer from Kronenbourg, maintains its leadership in the French market and its partnership with the Tour de France until 2026, with a significant presence in the Alsace stage.

Schiltigheim hosts its 44th Beer Festival from July 31st to August 3rd, featuring local beers, entertainment, and enhanced safety measures, expecting 30,000 attendees.

Kronenbourg is redesigning its packaging with vintage themes and Alsatian symbols to boost shelf visibility and reinforce its regional heritage.

Brasserie Kronenbourg is scaling production at its Obernai site to reach a target of 500 million liters of beer by 2025.

Logistics operations at the Obernai plant rely on rail transport for 70% of retail beer volume to counter rising fuel costs.

Kronenbourg leverages rail transport for 70% of its beer distribution to supermarkets, mitigating fuel price increases.

Brasseries Kronenbourg is expanding its alcohol-free Tourtel Twist range with new sugar-free lemon and raspberry flavors produced in Obernai.

Brasseries Kronenbourg's subsidiary Brooklyn launched Bodega Run Smooth IPA, expanding its presence in the growing IPA market with a milder bitterness to attract new consumers.

The Brasserie du Pays Flamand is expanding its Merville site to significantly increase beer production capacity due to its partnership with Kronenbourg.

The Brasserie du Pays Flamand will expand its Merville production site, doubling its surface and potentially quadrupling beer production, in partnership with Kronenbourg.

Brasseries Kronenbourg updates its visual identity with new packaging and bottle design, drawing inspiration from its Alsatian heritage while maintaining its original recipe and taste.

St phane Comte, former VP of production at Brasserie Kronenbourg, has launched a musical duo with Sophie Mosser.

Heineken and Brasseries Kronenbourg see mixed results in the 2025 beer market, with some brands growing and others declining, while overall the market shows modest growth.