American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA) published a guide titled Here are the top five things we learned from Financial Intelligence in Volatile Times.

The American Craft Spirits Association is the only registered national non-profit trade group representing the U.S. craft spirits industry. Members vote for the 15 democratically elected representatives who make up the Board of Directors, and this Board collectively works to govern the ACSA in a transparent, responsive manner and in accordance with our bylaws. VISION The greatest spirits are universally recognized as coming from our member producers, and they are enjoyed responsibly everywhere in the world. MISSION To elevate and advocate for the community of craft spirits producers. PRIORITIES Build and Support Membership Increase Diversity Improve Market Landscape Develop Organizational Stability MEMBER OWNED Membership in ACSA is open to anyone, although Voting Members must be independent licensed distillers with a valid DSP, subscribe to ACSA’s Code of Ethics, have no more than 50% of the DSP owned (directly or indirectly) by a producer of distilled spirits whose combined annual production of distilled spirits from all sources exceeds 750,000 proof gallons removed from bond, and annually produce fewer than 750,000 proof gallons removed from bond (the amount on which excise taxes are paid).