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TOKYO -- Asahi Group Holdings will postpone the opening of a new beverage factory in Japan by three years to 2029, the maker of Super Dry beer said Friday,…

Vietnamese textile and garment firms are being urged to green their production processes to keep up with the changes in export markets.

RENOWNED for its culinary excellence, The Manila Hotel joyfully greets the month of October with a selection of dining promotions tailored for its valued clientele.

Theyre Australias most popular beers - but now a major problem has been exposed that few drinkers know about.

Asahi has changed the recipe for its flagship Super Dry, promoting the new version as a better food pairing beer. CNA Luxury visits the beermaker’s brewery in Japan to find out more. 

In Japan, the most popular brand of beer is Asahi Super Dry, so it was big news when the company decided to change its recipe for the first time ever last year. We like to keep our stocks of the beer in good supply, so we’d never gotten around to&#...

Japan is one of the largest beer-consuming countries, with the bloom of microbreweries from the capital to the rural regions. Japanese beers are popularly known for their unique use of rice as a major component in the brewing process. However, with the expansion of the global beer market today, we've seen the evolution of different Japanese beer styles using ingredients other than rice.

TOKYO (AP) — Several major Japanese companies have decided to stop using stars who are represented by Johnny & Associates, an entertainment compan

Beer giant Asahi is tweaking the taste and packaging of its long-time product, the Asahi Super Dry, and says that today’s consumers are seeking out an “elevated experience” through a brand story, healthier options, and flavour innovations.

Beer giant Asahi is tweaking the taste and packaging of its long-time product, the Asahi Super Dry, and says that today’s consumers are seeking out an “elevated experience” through a brand story, healthier options, and flavour innovations.