Updated: March 25, 2020 CA Governor Newsom issued a statewide order for all to stay-at-home except to fulfill essential needs to help reduce the spread and impact of coronavirus (COVID-19).� read more →
It’s been a busy year State Capitol in Sacramento with many new laws and regulations impacting the craft beer industry. Join us at the CCBA Fall Conference for a variety� read more →
The Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act, championed by the Brewers Association, became federal law at the end of 2017 after many years of advocacy. The CBMTRA provides for� read more →
On March 12, more than 30 CCBA brewery members traveled to the State Capitol to advocate on behalf of California’s 980+ craft breweries. Over the course of the day, brewery� read more →
Is your business required to have an accessible website? According to several law firms specializing in defending against these types of cases, the answer is ‘yes’ if you want to� read more →
Do you have questions about California regulations and ensuring compliance at your brewery? Join us at the CCBA Spring Conference in San Diego, May 5-7, and take advantage of our� read more →
If you have 100 or more employees it’s time to look at your retirement plan options. The State of California is mandating that employers with an average of five or more� read more →
The CCBA and three California breweries participated in the annual craft brewers “Hill Climb” in Washington D.C. on May 31st to advocate for our industry. The Brewers Association sponsored event� read more →
This article was written by CCBA allied trade member, Carothers DiSante & Freudenberger LLP, to help inform CCBA brewery members about new employee definitions that could impact how your brewery� read more →
CCBA hosted its first Craft Brewers’ Day at the Capitol on March 13, a day-long series of individual meetings between brewers and their elected officials at the State Capitol to� read more →
