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Carlsberg Ends Licensing Deal with Russian Unit After Seizure

Summary by Ground News

Carlsberg says it has cut licensing agreements with its Russian subsidiary. Baltika was seized by authorities in July in response to plans to sell the company. Carlsberg had announced in June that a buyer had been found for Baltika and its 8,400 employees. Several Western firms have stopped operating in Russia over the conflict.

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The Moscow Times

Lean Left

Carlsberg Ends Licensing Deal with Russian Unit After Seizure

Danish brewer Carlsberg said Tuesday that it had cut licensing agreements with its Russian subsidiary, which was seized by authorities in July in response to plans to sell the company after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

2 years ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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berlingske.dk

Lean Right

Carlsberg terminates licensing agreement with Russian subsidiary

As of April 1, Baltika will no longer be allowed to produce Carlsberg products and sell them in Russia.

2 years ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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Het Belang van Limburg

Carlsberg revokes Russian licenses

Carlsberg is suspending its Russian licenses in Russia after local authorities took control of the Danish beer giant's Russian operations - Baltika Breweries.

2 years ago·Hasselt, Belgium

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Het Nieuwsblad

Carlsberg revokes Russian licenses

Carlsberg is suspending its Russian licenses in Russia after local authorities took control of the Danish beer giant's Russian operations - Baltika Breweries.

2 years ago·Belgium

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