Tilray Brands will cease brewing at Terrapin Beer Co.’s 100,000 sq. ft. facility in Athen’s, Ga. The brand will shift production to other plants within its network starting Sept. 25, though the site’s taproom and warehouse will remain in operation, according to a report from The Red & Black.
The move is part of a larger consolidation plan for Tilray Brands, a Canada-based producer of cannabis and beverage goods, in the aim of increasing efficiency across its breweries. In a 10-K filing from July 28, Tilray looped Terrapin, along with its other beer brands like Hop Valley, Redhook, and Revolver, into a cost-cutting initiative called Project 420.
