Carlsberg CEO: We Have No Direct Exposure To US Tariffs
April 29 (Reuters) - Carlsberg A/S CARLb.CO:
CARLSBERG CEO: APRIL HAS NOT SHOWN ANY SIGNS OF DETERIORATION ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ACROSS OUR MARKETS
CARLSBERG CEO: WE ARE A RESILIENT INDUSTRY BUT WE EXPECT PROLONGED UNCERTAINTY TO IMPACT CONSUMER SPENDING AT SOME POINT
CARLSBERG CEO: WE ARE NOT PLANNING CHANGES TO OUR GLOBAL PRICING OR PROMOTION STRATEGY AS A RESULT OF THE UNCERTAINTY
CARLSBERG CEO: WE HAVE NO DIRECT EXPOSURE TO US TARIFFS
CARLSBERG CEO: WE ARE CLOSELY WATCHING THE IMPACT OF CHANGES IN COMMODITY PRICES; PRICES VARY IN EACH MARKET AND SO FAR THE IMPACT IS NUANCED
CARLSBERG CEO: WE SEE INCREASED UNCERTAINTY IN OUR SUPPLY CHAINS, BUT IT IS TOO EARLY FOR US TO MAKE CHANGES TO OUR SUPPLY CHAIN
CARLSBERG CEO: WE CONTINUE TO TAKE MARKET SHARE IN A CHINESE BEER MARKET THAT IS SLOWLY RECOVERING; DECISIVE FACTOR WILL BE TARIFFS AND POSSIBLE GOVERNMENT STIMULUS
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