Heineken raised fresh concerns about U.S. tariffs in its earnings report Wednesday, according to CNBC. The Dutch Brewer's earnings report warned that new U.S. tariffs on canned beer may require changes to its spending and investment plans. Heineken beat first-quarter revenue expectations and maintained its full-year guidance, though beer sales declined by over 2%. CEO Dolf van den Brink said weaker beer sales are expected due to inflation, poor consumer sentiment, currency fluctuations, and global tariff uncertainty.
