Heineken Ends Brewing Beer in Velké Březno

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<p>In the Czech Republic, a brewery with a 270-year history is closing due to falling demand for beer Velké Březno will stop production due to falling demand and rising costs. The Březňák brand will be transferred to other Heineken factories.</p>

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The brewery in Velký Březň in the Ústí nad Labem region will stop brewing beer, and Heineken will move the production of the Březňák brand to its other operations. The change will affect approximately 20 employees.

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Declining consumption and rising costs, mainly for energy and packaging materials, are forcing breweries to take cost-saving measures and abandon local traditions. In Velký Březň in the Ústí nad Labem region, where the brewery has been operating since the eighteenth century, the Březňák brand will stop brewing. Production will be moved to other companies. This will affect around twenty employees. Ostravar, founded in 1897, recently made a simila…

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The brewery in Velký Březň in the Ústí nad Labem region will stop brewing beer, and Heineken will move the production of the Březňák brand to its other operations. The change will affect approximately 20 employees. This was reported on Monday by the Ústecký deník, which was confirmed by Heineken's external relations director Robert Kičina. At the end of...

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Pivovar and Velkém Březně končí, který patří do skupiny Heineken, zcela ukončuje výrobu piva, ve Velkém Březně zůstane jen distribuční a logistické centrum. Pivo Březňák s obličejem železničáře Victora Cibicha na hashtagě se tak bude vařit jinde.

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The brewery in Velký Březň in the Ústí nad Labem region will stop brewing beer, and Heineken will move the production of the Březňák brand to its other operations. The change will affect approximately 20 employees. This was reported by Ústecký deník, which was confirmed by Heineken's external relations director Robert Kičina. At the end of March this year, Heineken denied that the brewery was closing.