Last Orders for 11 British Beers as Company Phases Them Out

November 29, 2024

Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company has announced it will discontinue 11 of its beers in the UK following a review of its product range, sparking backlash from beer enthusiasts and heritage groups who accuse the company of "wiping out heritage."

The decision is part of an effort to streamline its portfolio and focus on more popular brands.

The beers being axed include longstanding names that have been staples in pubs for years, leaving fans lamenting the loss of these traditional brews.

Critics argue that the move prioritises corporate strategy over preserving Britain’s brewing heritage.

In other news, the Bank of England has issued a stark warning to millions of homeowners, cautioning that mortgage rates are likely to remain higher for an extended period.

This follows sustained inflationary pressures and signals from the central bank about a reluctance to ease monetary policy prematurely.

These developments highlight ongoing economic challenges, with consumers facing the dual impact of losing cherished cultural staples and grappling with financial strain due to rising borrowing costs.
Source: Sky news
Edited by: Evans Momodu