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Successful alcohol business Lion New Zealand understood that to stay successful long-term in the beer industry – often considered much like a battleground – it needed to retain a large market share.

Unlike Speight’s and Corona, Steinlager didn’t appeal to those between the ages of 18 to 34 as it understood its classic

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