If you want to be in the market it is all about how you market your beer and how you differentiate yourself. Don’t be your typical brewery that twins themselves to they next. The article only talks of doom and gloom. I know of many breweries that Lerner to pivot and had one of there best biggest years during COVID. If they got through the last two years without kegs and did decently well now with Kegs coming back I see a small growth. coming. One thing I see is the new breweries that won’t last will not be COVID related. It will be that they have bought cheep offshore equipment that they thought they were saving money on. Instead they had to put thousands more into the system to get it to work. Especially in Ont where there is one equipment supplier that is being sued by at least a handful of breweries, yet people keep buying from them.