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World Cup boosts beer sales in the U.S.

The World Cup has led to a surge in beer sales across the U.S., with some bars in Boston needing emergency deliveries to keep up with demand. FIFA organizers reported that fans consumed 290,000 beers during six matches in Philadelphia.

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The World Cup has led to a surge in beer sales across the U.S., with some bars in Boston needing emergency deliveries to keep up with demand. FIFA organizers reported that fans consumed 290,000 beers during six matches in Philadelphia.

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World Cup beer sales are hopping. Brewers hope the stout demand outlasts the tournament

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World Cup boosts beer sales in the U.S.