South Africa: AB InBev sees significant move to more affordable beer brands

Carling Black Label benefited from a shift to more affordable booze brands last year, according to the latest AB InBev results. The world's largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev, took a big hit ...
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Ukraine: Wheat, corn, barley export prices rise after severe frosts

Ukrainian soft milling wheat export prices added $5 a tonne over the past week, supported by worries about spring crops conditions after severe frosts across the Black Sea region, APK-Inform ...
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New Zealand: Beer volume down 1.7% last year

New Zealand’s beer industry experienced a downturn in 2020 – the only alcohol sector to do so, according to the latest figures from Stats NZ, the Australian Brews News reported ...
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The Czech Republic: Beer sector struggling amid pandemic

The Czech Republic is a favorite destination of beer history fans, thanks to its role as the home of both the first pilsner and the original Budweisers, which later lent ...
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Australia: Farming faces slowdown after bumping year for crops

A year of bumper harvests has supercharged Australian farming, but the outlook for next season is less stellar with output value shrinking on lower prices and reduced volumes of crops ...
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USA: Sapporo U.S.A. unveils new SAPPORO PURE beer

Sapporo U.S.A., maker of the number one selling Asian beer brand in the United States, has unveiled SAPPORO PURE, a new superior light beer that will serve the evolving tastes ...
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Saudi Arabia: SAGO purchased 660,000 tonnes of feed barley in a tender originally opened for 480,000 tonnes

The Saudi Grains Organization (SAGO) purchased 660,000 tonnes of feed barley (tender was opened for 480,000 tonnes), arrival end of March – first half of April, at average prices of ...
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World: AB InBev’s North America president Michel Doukeris emerges as front-runner to succeed CEO Carlos Brito - sources

Anheuser-Busch InBev’s North America president, Michel Doukeris, has emerged as the front-runner to succeed Chief Executive Officer Carlos Brito at the helm of the Budweiser brewer, according to people familiar ...
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South Korea: Jeju Beer Co. gets approval to list on Korea’s Exchange

Jeju Beer Co. is set to go public in the first half of this year after securing Korea Exchange's approval of its preliminary listing application filed last November, EconoTimes reported ...
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Italy: Peroni introduces new non-alcoholic Nastro Azurro Zero

Italian brewing giant Peroni has expanded its Nastro Azurro range to include a new non-alcoholic premium beer, Nastro Azurro Zero, ESM reported on February 26. It preserves the unmistakable taste of ...
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