Heineken reports rising fuel costs are driving up brewing costs in Asia as brewers face reduced consumer drinking
According to The Straits Times Business, Heineken reports rising fuel costs are driving up brewing costs in Asia as brewers face reduced consumer drinking. The article notes that these higher costs come as brewers globally grapple with consumers who are drinking less.
Key facts
- 01Fuel costs are cited as a driver of higher brewing costs in Asia.
- 02Brewers globally are facing a decline in consumer drinking.
- 03No specific figures or dates are provided in the article.
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- Rising fuel costs driving up brewing costs in Asia, Heineken says · The Straits Times Business