"Bud Weiser "approves take over

http://finance.sympatico.msn.ca/investing/news/businessnews/article.aspx?cp-documentid=8609790

InBev already owns Labatts in Canada.

How sad. Here is a phrase that is almost dead - "Made in USA".

Markwes wrote:How sad. Here is a phrase that is almost dead - "Made in USA".

As far as I know it still will be. Just not *owned* in America.

I think the new owners want to move thier world headquarters to StL.

I thought I read their "North American HQ would be in StL. I guess they don't want their NA HQ to be in Canada. lol just a jab at the resident Canuck.

Bman wrote:I thought I read their "North American HQ would be in StL. I guess they don't want their NA HQ to be in Canada. lol just a jab at the resident Canuck.

Nah, they got our beer too.

I guess right now, it is just a wait and see.

With these types of mergers, who knows how it could affect their "restructuring" in the future.

Quick Vote
Would you stop drinking Budweiser if a Belgian company owned it?
Yes 20% 43781
No 25% 53979
I don't drink Budweiser 54% 116194
Total Votes: 213954



You might as well ask "would you stop buying clothes if they're made in a foreign country?"

LTRT wrote:You might as well ask "would you stop buying clothes if they're made in a foreign country?"

LTRT wrote:Quick Vote
Would you stop drinking Budweiser if a Belgian company owned it?
Yes 20% 43781
No 25% 53979
I don't drink Budweiser 54% 116194
Total Votes: 213954



You might as well ask "would you stop buying clothes if they're made in a foreign country?"

Bonus! 20% more beer for us! This may offset the increase in beer prices because of increased grain prices.

So the largest American-owned brewery is now... Sam Adams? How about that!