Sapporo to Shift Some Beer Production From Canada to US Amid Tariffs
Japanese brewer plans to move non-alcoholic beer brewing operations from Canada to the United States as tariffs affect its business, according to BBC Business.
Japanese brewer Sapporo plans to move some of its beer production from Canada to the United States as tariffs affect the company's operations, BBC Business reported.
According to the report, the company intends to shift its non-alcoholic beer brewing from Canada to the US in response to the impact of tariffs.
BBC Business did not provide further details on the timeline for the move or the scale of the production shift in the excerpt reviewed.
EGazette has reached out for additional information and will update this report as more details become available.
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