Bud Light 24-Packs Drop to $3.49 as Mulvaney
Boycott Tanks Sales
Posted By: Beardo, 5/28/2023 9:51:44 PM
Bud Light sales fell for the sixth consecutive week as the nationwide boycott continued over the beer company’s partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. One store, according to the New York Post, is charging $3.49 for a 24-pack — about $0.15 for one can — to get rid of unwanted beer. Bud Light volumes for the week ending May 13 fell 28.4 percent, following a 27.7 percent drop the prior week, the report said, citing Beer Business Daily. (snip) Since then, sales have tanked and Anheuser-Busch has so far lost nearly $19 billion, with shares down 14 percent. Some stores are effectively giving the beer away for free.
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One store, according to the New York Post, is charging $3.49 for a 24-pack — about $0.15 for one can — to get rid of unwanted beer.
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