Czech beer exports set a record in 2024

Czech breweries exported the most beer in their history last year. The brewers definitely continued their pre-Christmas growth, sending 5.74 million hectolitres of frothy beverage abroad by November 2024. The largest markets are Slovakia, Germany and Poland, followed by Russia - despite the decline in business activity due to the war in Ukraine.

Czech Companies Presented Their Know-How in Modern Energy in Hungary

Mission objective: Connecting the Czech and Hungarian energy sectors

Record Production and Stable Growth of the Czech Automotive Industry

The Czech automotive industry will remain a driver of the economy in the coming years.

Czech Beer Production on the Rise Again in 2024

Growing exports and the trend towards non-alcoholic beer are boosting sales of Czech beer.

Meetings with heads of CzechTrade offices take place in Prague at the end of June

Czech exporters have possibility to meet diplomats from Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well.

CzechTrade Launches Design Centrum in London to Boost Czech Design Exports

CzechTrade has unveiled a new showroom in the heart of London's design district Clarkenwell that highlights the best of Czech craftsmanship and design.

Czech Drone Industry Takes Flight

The Czech defense industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation, with growth surpassing 350% in just three years. While established arms manufacturers remain strong, innovative companies focusing on drones and anti-drone technology are reshaping the sector.

Czech Machine Tool Exports Drop by 30 Percent

Czech machine tool exports plunged 30 percent in the first half of the year amid Germany’s slowdown and the automotive industry’s shift toward electric vehicles.

Czech Breweries See Growth as Alcohol-Free Beer Gains Popularity

Czech beer production rose by 4.2% in 2024, reaching nearly 20.9 million hectoliters, driven by record exports and a surge in non-alcoholic beer consumption. At the same time, domestic per capita consumption of alcoholic beer continued its steady decline.

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