Difference between revisions of "AB InBev"
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The [[private equity]] firm [[3G Capital]] is a heavy investor in InBev. | The [[private equity]] firm [[3G Capital]] is a heavy investor in InBev. | ||
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| − | In April 2023, AB InBev began promoting the [[transgender agenda]] in the [[United States]] with its until-then popular [[Bud | + | In April 2023, AB InBev began promoting the [[transgender agenda]] in the [[United States]] with its until-then popular [[Bud Light]] brand. The underlying push for this new promotion has not been fully disclosed, and the company's statement about was considered to be merely a weak "apology", or "soft mea culpa."<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/04/14/anheuser-busch-ceo-issues-statement-dylan-mulvaney-beer-can-scandal-we-never-intended-be-part-discussion-divides-people/</ref> |
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*[[Addiction]] | *[[Addiction]] | ||
Revision as of 23:46, August 11, 2023
AB InBev is the biggest brewery of the world and has its headquarters in the Belgian city Leuven. It acquired Anheuser-Busch, the largest United States brewery, and sells about 630 beer brands around the world in 150 different countries.
The name "Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV," can also refer to its entity that runs what was formerly Anheuser-Busch.
The private equity firm 3G Capital is a heavy investor in InBev.
Promotion of gender confusion
In April 2023, AB InBev began promoting the transgender agenda in the United States with its until-then popular Bud Light brand. The underlying push for this new promotion has not been fully disclosed, and the company's statement about was considered to be merely a weak "apology", or "soft mea culpa."[1]