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‘Like several Super Bowls at once’: World Cup drives historic surge in beer sales
Fans from 48 countries have traveled to host cities across North America to support their teams in the FIFA World Cup. Across cities, countries and cultures, they share one thing in common— beer. Andrew Heritage is chief economist of the Beer... Read more.
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