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Heineken sells more beer thanks to popular premium brands

Heineken sells more beer thanks to popular premium brands

Heineken reported an increase in beer sales during the first quarter, marking its first volume growth since late 2024. This positive performance was primarily driven by the success of the brewer's premium brands.

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