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Mobile Canneries: A craft brewer's best friend

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Spring/Summer 2020

As more breweries and distilleries – even wineries – make the move to cans for packaging, mobile canneries are popping up across the country, bringing access to companies that may not be near a cannery. Poured Canada caught up with two of these businesses to get full scoop. Find it on page 16.

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