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Moosehead Breweries will no longer sell beer in bottles
Moosehead Breweries will cease bottle sales due to consumer preference shifts; cans now account for 85% of Canadian beer sales and offer better preservation and sustainability.
- Moosehead Breweries revealed it will discontinue offering its beer in bottles at its Saint John, New Brunswick location by the end of 2025.
- The move aligns with changing consumer habits, as currently just 7% of Canadian beer is packaged in bottles, compared to 85% sold in cans.
- The final run of bottles will occur in December 2025, and Moosehead launched 'The Last Bottle' contest for fans to win the very last bottle from the production line.
- Andrew Oland, Moosehead's CEO, referred to the final bottle as a significant part of Canadian brewing heritage and highlighted that cans help maintain beer quality by better shielding it from light exposure and oxygen.
- After the final bottle run, Moosehead will focus on cans and kegs, and limited bottle supplies will remain on shelves into early 2026 in Canada.
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Moosehead is switching from bottles to cans. Here’s how to enter “The Last Bottle” contest
Earlier this week, the Canadian brewery announced its entire product line will be sold in aluminum cans and kegs by early 2026, aligning with a broader industry trend.
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