WCUP-BEER-SALES — Chart. This AP digital embed chart shows U.S. beer production and imports annually since 2017. Beer sales, as measured by production and imports, has been steadily falling in the U.S. as consumers focus on health and trim discretionary purchases. Some have also changed how they socialize with others. Brewers say they’re hopeful that the World Cup will remind fans how much they like to gather and have a beer. This chart is current as of July 14 and will not update. Source: Brewers Association.
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