Sapporo to move some beer production from Canada to US after tariffs

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Japanese brewer Sapporo plans to shift non-alcoholic beer brewing from Canada to the United States in response to tariffs.
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Japanese brewing giant Sapporo has announced plans to relocate part of its beer manufacturing operations from Canada to the United States. The strategic shift will specifically focus on the company's non-alcoholic beer line.
The decision comes as trade tariffs begin to impact cross-border operations and export costs between the two North American countries. Heightened trade restrictions have prompted international manufacturers to adjust their supply chains.
By moving production directly into the US market, Sapporo aims to mitigate the impact of import tariffs and secure its distribution for American consumers.
Source: BBC Business
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