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Beer Sales to Drive Mexico's World Cup Economic Windfall
Mexico is projected to receive a significant economic boost from the World Cup, with more than half of the expected windfall attributed to increased beer sales.
19 May, 23:00 — 19 May, 23:00
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More than half of Mexico's expected economic windfall from the World Cup will be from beer sales - Mexico News Daily
More than half of Mexico's expected economic windfall from the World Cup will be from beer sales Mexico News Daily
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More than half of Mexico’s expected economic windfall from the World Cup will be from beer sales
But the 9.9% increase in sales in the three World Cup cities also presents a logistical challenge: How to get all that beer to all those people gathered together in crowded areas in crowded cities? The post More than half of Mexico’s expected economic windfall from the World Cup will be from beer sales appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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