Abandoned Building Brewery earns green producer recognition

Abandoned Building Brewery in Easthampton, Massachusetts, has been named a green beverage producer by UMass Amherst's BetterBev program. The recognition highlights the brewery's efforts to reduce CO2 emissions and boost efficiency.

Abandoned Building Brewery, located in Easthampton, Massachusetts, received designation as a green beverage producer from UMass Amherst's BetterBev program. The award acknowledges the company's initiatives in cutting CO2 usage and enhancing operational efficiency, as first reported by Brewbound on April 1, 2026. The BetterBev program, run by the University of Massachusetts Amherst, certifies beverage producers for sustainable practices that lower environmental impact. Abandoned Building Brewery's achievement positions it among producers committed to greener operations in the craft beer industry. No further details on specific reductions or efficiency measures were immediately available.

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USA Today reveals 2026 beer awards winners

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The USA TODAY 10BEST Readers' Choice Awards for 2026 have named top honorees in several beer categories, including brewpubs, brewery tours and new breweries. Winners were selected through expert nominations followed by public voting. Highlights include repeat victories for Lua Brewing and Tröegs Independent Brewing.

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Lombardi Brewing Company in Milwaukee has earned fourth place in USA Today’s Reader’s Choice awards for the 10 Best New Breweries in the U.S. The brewery, which opened last September, took over a former space in the city’s west side. It is the flagship taproom for a Wisconsin-based craft operation founded in 2017.

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As B Corp Month begins in March, Stroud Brewery founder Greg Pilley is urging companies to integrate ethics and profitability rather than viewing them as opposites. He highlights how his brewery's B Corporation status has driven economic and community benefits while maintaining business success. The initiative celebrates the growing global movement of certified ethical businesses.

The City of Boston has released its Climate Ready Workforce Action Plan, developed through a year-long research project led by Northeastern University's Dukakis Center. The initiative aims to build a skilled workforce to support the city's goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. Researchers highlight the challenges in defining green jobs and the need for targeted training programs.

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As winter fades, American craft brewers are releasing new beers focused on classic amber ales and dark lagers. The announcements come courtesy of Highland Brewing. These releases signal a transition toward spring offerings.

 

 

 

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