Why conspiracy theorists say they'll never drink Heineken again
Why conspiracy theorists say they'll never drink Heineken again
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/why-conspiracy-theorists-say-theyll-never-drink-heineken-again/ar-AA183ozk
09:16 PM - Mar 01, 2023
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George The Patriot
@Dpain1969
01 March, 09:55
In response Coug girl7 to her Publication
Imagine that! Microsoft putting out an article supporting Bill Gates!
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QueZ Sentme
@Q_Sentme
01 March, 09:44
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WTFWTFWTF
From the wiki:
At the end of March 2022, over a month after Russia started its war in Ukraine, Heineken announced that it was leaving Russia (including with its other brands there, like Affligem, Amstel etc.), saying that ownership of the Russian subsidiary was no longer “durable or viable.” But despite this promise Heineken hired more than 240 new staff and launched 61 new products on the Russian market last year, investigators from Follow the Money reported, based on an overview of 2022 by Heineken Russia. The Dutch brewer’s Russian subsidiary looked back on “a turbulent year, with many new growth opportunities.” One of the opportunities being the departure of Coca-Cola and Pepsi from Russia, which Heineken "cynically" used to "enter the non-alcoholic carbonated beverage market". Heineken announced even more investments for 2023, including more modern packaging and new flavors.
#MAGA
From the wiki:
At the end of March 2022, over a month after Russia started its war in Ukraine, Heineken announced that it was leaving Russia (including with its other brands there, like Affligem, Amstel etc.), saying that ownership of the Russian subsidiary was no longer “durable or viable.” But despite this promise Heineken hired more than 240 new staff and launched 61 new products on the Russian market last year, investigators from Follow the Money reported, based on an overview of 2022 by Heineken Russia. The Dutch brewer’s Russian subsidiary looked back on “a turbulent year, with many new growth opportunities.” One of the opportunities being the departure of Coca-Cola and Pepsi from Russia, which Heineken "cynically" used to "enter the non-alcoholic carbonated beverage market". Heineken announced even more investments for 2023, including more modern packaging and new flavors.
#MAGA
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Anuenue Patriot
@Anuenue
01 March, 09:18
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The devil’s beer.
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