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The National Data and Cloud Policy wants a government data centre, and copies of all data kept in SA for access by law enforcement, whether or not "mega technological digital companies" claim it as their own.

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Clothing company Patagonia and the world's largest brewer, AB InBev, have ended their trademark dispute over a new beer brand in the US. The post AB InBev and Patagonia settle beer trademark spat appeared first on The Drinks Business .

Anheuser Busch InBev (AB InBev), the maker of Budweiser beer, has elevated Vineet Sharma as vice president - marketing and new business development for South Asia. Sharma, who joined AB InBev in 2016, last held the position of trade marketing director for the same region.In his new role, Sharma will be responsible for accelerating growth of the world’s biggest brewer’s existing portfolio of global brands. In addition to his new responsibilities, Sharma will continue to head the company’s trade marketing initiatives. Kartikeya Sharma, president – India & South East Asia for AB InBev, said, “Vineet’s strategic vision has been instrumental in shaping the marketing strategy for Budweiser and our game plan for consumer and customer-focused initiatives in the trade. He will play a critical role in revolutionizing our marketing strategies, innovations and engagement with consumers while finding whitespace opportunities to lead AB InBev to continued success.”According to the brewer, Vineet Sharma has a decade’s experience in global business management.

Sharma was till recently trade marketing director, South Asia for the maker of Budweiser and Corona beer

With farmers struggling to find enough casual labour to pick crops, SA has joined a pilot program to bring in more Pacific workers. The post SA lauded for its involvement in new seasonal farm labour scheme appeared first on Australian Times News .

South Africa's first batch of Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccines arrived in the country earlier this week.

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Summary List Placement Dutch brewer Heineken is betting big on Texas and convenience store sales for its next hard seltzer launch. In April, it will start distributing Dos Equis Ranch Water at retailers in Texas before expanding it to other Southern states later in the year. Ranch Water itself hails from West Texas, where the mix of tequila, lime juice, and seltzer is common on bar menus and on liquor store shelves. Its origin may be regional, but Heineken is hoping that the drink will have appeal nationally, said Jonnie Cahill, the brewer's chief marketing officer. The launch is meant to appeal to consumers who don't aren't regular Dos Equis patrons. "We would expect that many people enjoy a ranch water and a beer," he said. "But there are many people out there who don't particularly drink beer, and ranch water is a really nice way for them to come into the franchise." The focus on Texas isn't an accident, Cahill said. In addition to its huge population, the Lone Star state also boasts more warm months than many state farther North, making it better for beer and hard seltzer consumption and new product launches. (This week's winter storm, which knocked out power, water, and gas to millions of Texans and sent temperatures much lower than usual, would be the exception to that rule.) "You've got to win in Texas, California, Florida, and New York," he said. "They are crucial to growing a scale business." Hard seltzer has continued to be a bright spot among alcoholic beverages: Sales volumes grew by an estimated 43% globally in 2020, according to a projection from IWSR Drinks Market Analysis.

Taxas de juros são reduzidas se a fabricante de cervejas cumprir certas metas de sustentabilidade Yves Logghe/Associated Press/Arquivo A fabricante de cervejas Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) assinou uma linha de crédito de US$ 10,1 bilhões cujas taxas de juros são reduzidas se a empresa cumprir certas metas de sustentabilidade. A operação é um dos maiores empréstimos vinculados a critérios ESG [responsabilidade social, ambiental e governança, na sigla em inglês] assinados até o momento e também o primeiro de seu tipo entre as empresas de capital aberto do setor de bebidas. A nova linha de crédito rotativo substitui sua linha de financiamento de US$ 9 bilhões existente e tem um prazo de cinco anos que pode ser estendido por dois anos. O objetivo da empresa é fazer suas embalagens utilizando principalmente material reciclado, reduzir em 25% o dióxido de carbono que emite em sua cadeia de produção e melhorar a eficiência hídrica de suas cervejarias. A meta é comprar 100% de sua eletricidade de fontes renováveis.

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