Industry leaders say beer could use some love in 2024. Shipments of the long-
popular brew in the U.S. fell more than 5% during the first nine months of 2023, according to industry tracker Beer Marketer’s Insights. At the National Beer Wholesalers Association’s annual convention in October, Chairman Gordan Green said
Happy hour started a little early for Frank Fuhrer III and his guests on Wednesday afternoon. It’s only appropriate — Fuhrer was cutting the ribbon on a brand new, 300,000-square-foot warehouse for his beer and soda pop distribution business, so getting a few coolers full of beer was a matter
On paper, 300,000 square feet already seems like a pretty big number. But seeing it take shape really drives home just how large the new beer and soda distribution warehouse for the Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Co. will be. Work began over the summer on the distribution center, off of
The former Beckwith property, west of Route 66 near the northern end of the Amos K. Hutchinson Bypass in Salem Township, will become a new distribution center for beer and soda. Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Co., based in Pittsburgh’s South Side, is expanding and nearly doubling its storage capacity with