In 2018 the New York state craft beer industry generated $5.4 billion in economic impact, according to a study funded by the New York State Brewers Association (NYSBA).
The report measured the number of jobs, wages paid to employees, and total output of New York’s 434 craft breweries.
The report documents the direct and ripple effects of the craft-beer industry in the Empire State and found the following:
The New York State Brewers Association website (https://newyorkcraftbeer.com) details the economic impact by New York counties and by legislative district. Onondaga County has 21 breweries, 268 brewer jobs, 649 total jobs, $40.4 million total wages, and $144.4 million total output, per the study.
“I was really blown away by the results of this study,” Chris Ericson, president of NYSBA, said in a news release. He is the owner of Lake Placid Pub & Brewery and Big Slide Brewery & Public House. “These numbers validate that New York state brewers have a substantial impact on the lives of residents. We are providing excellent careers for thousands of New Yorkers in every corner of the state,” he added.
The 2018 Economic Impact Study of the New York Craft Beer Industry was prepared by John Dunham & Associates (JDA).
Founded in 2003, the New York State Brewers Association promotes New York state breweries.
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