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Beer sales set to rise during World Cup
Beer sales are expected to rise by up to 6% during the 2010 Soccer World Cup, South African Breweries said on Tuesday.
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SABMiller awarded brewing licence in Namibia
SABMiller announced on Tuesday that it has been granted a licence by the Namibian government to brew and bottle beer in Namibia.
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SABMiller: Consumer demand hit by global slowdown
Brewing giant SABMiller reported a 1% fall in third-quarter worldwide underlying beer volumes on Thursday.
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SABMiller lager volumes up
Global brewing giant SABMiller on Thursday reported 3% growth in lager volumes in the six months ended September 2008.
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SABMiller quarter-two beer volumes rise
Brewer SABMiller reported a 1% rise in second-quarter worldwide underlying beer volumes on Tuesday.
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Two litres of beer and hit the road, says premier
Bavaria’s embattled premier found himself in trouble on Tuesday after saying that driving is OK after two litres of beer at Germany’s Oktoberfest.
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SAB to launch new premium brand
South African Breweries (SAB) said on Tuesday it is to launch a new premium brand — Dreher Premium Lager — into the South African market.
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SABMiller completes deal for rights for Grolsch
SABMiller says it has concluded an agreement with Anheuser-Busch to transfer the US importation rights for the Grolsch brand to its US joint venture.
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Iconic Dutch brand Grolsch joins SAB portfolio
South African Breweries (SAB) confirmed on Tuesday that South Africa will be the first country outside Europe to bring to market Dutch beer Grolsch Premier Lager following the acquisition of Royal Grolsch by SABMiller four months ago.
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SABMiller, Molson Coors to proceed with joint venture
British brewer SABMiller and United States-Canadian Molson Coors said on Thursday US antitrust regulars had concluded a review and that they are "free to
proceed" with a joint venture.
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A love of beer starts at home
South Africans probably consume almost as much sorghum beer as they do lager, and roughly two-thirds of the traditional African beer is homebrewed.
