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(Bloomberg) -- Mexico, the world’s largest beer exporter, should stop making the drink in the north of the country as the region faces severe water shortages, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ...

a group of friends in Mexico cheering with bottles of beer - Fg Trade Latin/Getty Images When you think of refreshing Mexican beer brands, a few come to mind. You may think of Corona, served with a ...

Mexican beer sellers who’ve struggled through bottle and can shortages are facing a new challenge keeping their shelves stocked: robust demand. Plummeting sales during the pandemic followed by ...

There are so many different types of beer, and being presented with a long list of them at a bar or store can make a simplistic lager look pretty attractive. Lagers may not be as simple as you think, ...

CHICAGO >> Beer drinkers could see a shortage of popular imported Mexican brands as soon as next week due to an ongoing shutdown of Mexico’s beer industry. Most immediately at risk are the brands ...

Marlin are weighed on the first day of the Bisbee Black & Blue marlin fishing tournament in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Oct. 23, 2019. Zipline Brewing created a new beer, Livewell Lager, for the event ...

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Production of Corona beer is being temporarily suspended in Mexico because of the coronavirus pandemic. Grupo Modelo, the company that makes the beer, posted the announcement on Twitter, stating that ...

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