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3rd VLB Africa Brewing Conference

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27 Sep 22 | SAST: 12:00 PM - 27 Sep 22 | SAST: 12:30 PM

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The 3rd Africa Brewing Conference will be held online in September this year. Since the possibilities of mobility in Africa are still limited due to the pandemic, we consider this to be the best option for now.
 
Africa is a very important continent for the beer sector, for this reason VLB organizes a conference dedicated to the particularities of this continent, offering an extremely interesting program. The language is English, the conference takes place at "VLB Virtual Campus", our exclusive plattform for online events.
 
The Africa Brewing Conference will be accompanied by a virtual exhibition.
 
Session title: Harnessing the Untapped Potential of Africa During Challenging Market Conditions
 
Session description: This presentation will uncover the state of the African Beer Market, considering key factors that are shaping the industry. The presentation will provide a brief overview of the global market, followed by a more in-depth review of the African market. Key trends and innovations will be unpacked, as well as the impact of acquisitions, rising input costs, and the lingering effects of Covid-19 on the industry.
 
Date and time of the EMI session: 27th September 2022, 12.00- 12.30pm SAST
 
Name and title of speaker involved: Christopher Day, Research Analyst 
 
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