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COVID-19 Pandemic Threatens to Take the Fizz Out of Beer, Soda

The decline in ethanol production in the United States has impacted various sectors of the food industry, as ethanol manufacturers regularly supply carbon dioxide to beer and soft drinks makers.

It seems that the ongoing coronavirus crisis and its impact on the global economy may also be having a detrimental effect on the quality of beer and soda in some countries.

According to Reuters, the production of ethanol in the United States has witnessed a sharp decline due to the drop in gasoline demand.

As Bob Pease, chief executive officer of the Brewers Association, explained, CO2 suppliers to beer brewers have already increased prices by about 25 percent.

At the same time, a spokeswoman for National Beverage Corp said the company “sources from a number of national CO2 suppliers and does not anticipate a supply issue”.

Sourse: sputniknews.com

COVID-19 Pandemic Threatens to Take the Fizz Out of Beer, Soda

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