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United States Brewers

This child group collects Brewers members headquartered in the United States, the largest national group in this atlas's Brewers subcategory by a wide margin, spanning the surviving pre-Prohibition regional brewers (Yuengling), the large national brewers descended from nineteenth century German immigrant breweries (Anheuser-Busch, Miller, Coors and their modern successor companies), the modern craft beer movement's pioneering and flagship breweries across dozens of states (Boston Beer Company, Anchor Brewing Company), and a very large number of smaller present day craft breweries, cideries and brewpubs. At 257 members this child group itself remains well over this atlas's oversized-group threshold and is expected to need its own further split by region or era in a follow-on pass.

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UN M49 Region
Northern America 1
GICS Sector
Consumer Staples 2
United States Brewers
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1. UN Statistics Division: Standard Country or Area Codes for Statistical Use (M49)
United Nations Statistics DivisionM49 methodology, geographic regions list
Quote, M49 methodology, geographic regions list
The list of geographic regions presents the composition of geographical regions used by the Statistics Division in its publications and databases. Each country or area is shown in one region only. These geographic regions are based on continental regions; which are further subdivided into sub-regions and intermediary regions drawn as to obtain greater homogeneity in sizes of population, demographic circumstances and accuracy of demographic statistics.
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2. Wikipedia: Global Industry Classification Standard
WikipediaGlobal Industry Classification Standard, sector table, Consumer Staples row
Quote, Global Industry Classification Standard, sector table, Consumer Staples row
30 Consumer Staples
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