Corona hard seltzer sinks AB InBev unit in ‘beer’ definition dispute
Court rejects Modelo's arguments of trademark infringement and licencing breach after licensee brews ‘Corona’ and ‘Modelo’ hard seltzer | Ruling affirms earlier judgment concerning that drink does not qualify as ‘beer’ under terms of the agreement.
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