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Heineken blames supermarket price disputes for falling beer sales
The results also follow the EU’s trade deal with the US, announced on Sunday, which will result in tariffs of 15 per cent on most imports from the bloc. Van den Brink said Heineken was not currently shifting its manufacturing to the US to offset that impact, with 95 per cent of its products produced in local breweries for local consumers.
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