Heineken cheers EU-US trade deal as tariff problems hit shares


LONDON: Dutch brewer Heineken welcomed a trade deal between the European Union and the United States and said on Monday that it was weighing all options to deal with growing tariff challenges in the long term, including shifting manufacturing.

The world's No.2 brewer exports beer, especially its namesake lager, to the U.S. from Europe and Mexico, and has also suffered from the indirect impact on consumer confidence in key markets like Brazil.

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