Heineken’s organic sales fell by 5.2 percent in the first nine months of the year, 2.6 percent of that fall attributed to the Vietnam and Nigerai markets, The Investor is reporting. According to the article, Heineken is saying that it is because of a broader economic slowdown, however, there have also been several law changes including higher fines for people who drink and drive and this has also driven down beer consumption.
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Heineken records drop in beer sales in Vietnam first 9 months of this year
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