The beer industry is rightfully concerned about Trump’s tariffs. Aluminum is the single largest input cost in American beer production.

Noses Brewing Company said they package millions of cans per year made of aluminum and by adding even a few cents to packaging costs, it adds up fast.

National Tin Can Day was a couple weeks ago. I missed it, along with most of the world, I would imagine. But the occasion got me thinking about tin cans ...

The process of switching over to aluminum cans took time, and it remains to be seen whether companies will switch back to ...

Local craft brewers, such as Mike Hess Brewing in North Park, could be affected. These tariffs are anticipated to lead to higher costs for packaging drinks, including beer and soda.

Despite Trump threatening new steel and aluminum tariffs over the weekend, major stock indexes rose on Monday, as "investors already appear to have become inured to those pronouncements" just weeks ...

Take, for example, beer and soda. Thousands of these beverages sold in the U.S. come in cans, from pilsners and cola to 99-cent teas and cannabis-infused drinks. Some of those companies are already ...

Trump's new 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum raises costs for beer makers, potentially leading to higher prices and ...

Pinthouse Pizza, a Texas-based craft brewery, is concerned about the potential impact of a proposed 25% tariff on steel and ...

“Aluminum is infinitely recyclable,” Hardywood Brewmaster Brian Nelson says, “and a lot of municipalities aren’t even ...

“You’ve gotta try this product,” Carlson said to Von, popping a mini-marshmallow-sized pouch into his mouth as the cameras started to roll. A sly grin spread across his face: “The truth is, Zyn is a ...