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Nigerian Breweries unveils new rates for beers

Hassan MuazBy Hassan MuazFebruary 20, 2024No Comments
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Nigerian Breweries PLC has released the new prices for beers in its stable.

The Eagle Online recalls that NB PLC had last week notified its customers of the need to increase the prices of beers.

It said this was caused by the increase in the cost of production and business generally.

It fixed February 19, 2024 to release the new prices, adding that anyone who had ordered for goods before then will be supplied at the old prices.

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According to the new prices released on Monday, Gulder will now sell for N950 per bottle, while Star will cost N850 and 33 Extra, N850.

For Heineken, it will be N1,300; Life, N850; Legend, N1,250; and Tiger will cost N750.

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