Molson Coors, is delighted to announce that we will no longer require candidates to provide details such as level of education and prior experience for a range of roles across our UK business, including in our HR division and on-trade sales and technical services teams; a department of over 500 people.
This year we have celebrated the 15-year anniversary of our Molson Coors Growers Group by awarding its 2023 Grower of the Year Award to third generation Shropshire farmer, Phil Preece.
Molson Coors and the Growers Group farmers share advice, data, and insight to help growers take steps to improve the sustainability of their farming practices while guaranteeing a regular supply of top-quality malting barley.
We’ve recently launched plans to invest £10m in our Tadcaster brewery, Yorkshire, to increase production capacity and efficiency, and to reduce emissions.
This programme of significant investment and infrastructure upgrades over the next two years will increase the brewery’s capacity to produce leading beers including Carling, Coors, Madri Excepcional and Worthington’s, using more advanced, energy-efficient equipment.
Molson Coors has launched Staropramen 0.0, a new 0.0% ABV lager that taps into the growing demand for both low-and-no-alcohol options and world beers1 – with 41% of UK adults having drunk low or no-alcohol drinks in the past three months2.
Molson Coors' annual Our Imprint report for 2023 is now available. The digital report charts our progress against our People and Planet goals and is available for anyone to read. It can be found online here.
This year we celebrated International Women in Engineering Day by highlighting the talented female engineers we have at Molson Coors Western Europe and the important contributions they are making every day.
Female engineers are under-represented in the UK, with 2021 figures indicating they only represent 16.5% of all engineers. By joining in International Women in Engineering Day we share its aim to promote engineering opportunities to women across the globe and encourage more women to take up an engineering career path.
Opened in 2013, find us at 1250, Avenue De La Station • Shawinigan, QC, G9N 8K9
Le Trou du Diable Brewery boasts Canada’s largest barrel-aging cellar with over 800 barrels.
Le Trou du Diable Brewery employees are generous within the community, joining together with other Six Pints craft brewers to give over $30,000 and more in donations and scholarships.
Opened in 1984, find us at 1441 Cartwright Street • Vancouver, BC, V6H 3R7
Granville Island is Canada’s original microbrewery. They lead the beer movement known as craft.
There was a $50,000 donation from Six Pints to the Bartenders Benevolent Fund, lead by Granville Island and Creemore Springs.
Opened in 1987, find us at 139 Mill Street • Creemore ON, L0M 1G0
Creemore Springs is one of Ontario’s oldest craft breweries, where beer is fire-brewed in a traditional copper kettle with local Creemore spring water every time.
There was a $50,000 donation from Six Pints to the Bartenders Benevolent Fund, led by Creemore Springs and Granville Island.
Opened in 2008, find us at 1485, Rue Ottawa Griffintown • Montréal QC, H3C 1S9
Brasseur de Montreal was founded in Montreal’s historic Griffintown neighborhood. Over the last three years, the brand has achieved over 10,000% growth to become one of the top craft brands in Quebec.
Brasseur de Montreal employees are generous within the community, joining together with other Six Pints craft brewers to donate $20,000.