BANKS HOLDINGS LIMITED (BHL) may have lost Cuba as a market for its newest brand of export beer. But, it has already found a new place to ship one of its parent company’s products.
The local brewer was forced to suspend the exportation of Presidente beer to Cuba last year due to low water pressure issues at its Newton, Christ Church bottling plant.
The company decided to postpone exportation and concentrate on production of local beer Banks, and its other soft drink products.
The company was hoping to restart the exportation earlier in 2017, but that was curtailed due to cost issues, BHL’s managing director Richard Cozier has admitted to the SUNDAY SUN. (BA)
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