Budweiser_Marketing

Budweiser Marketing The American company Anheuser-Bush (AB) cannot market its beer using their trademark name Budweiser in every country around the world. This is due to the fact that there is an European brewing company that uses the same trademark. After Adolphus Bush immigrated to the United States, he got married into the Anheuser brewing family. He used and subsequently registered the name Budweiser as a trademark. A few years after Adolphus Bush did this, a new brewery was established in Budejovicky Budvar and its beer was officially named and registered as Budweiser. This Budweiser is considered by beers experts to be a greater beer than the American Budweiser. Now days, AB has a domestic market share of 45 percent and 94 percent of its total production is being consumed domestically. Forced by decreasing demand in the domestic market, major competition by small breweries, imported beers and the increasingly scrutiny of the regulatory agencies, AB started to look abroad. Looking towards the international markets for expansion in the new century. AB faced a trademark problem in some Europeans countries, where it couldn’t market its beer under the Budweiser name and it had to use the Bud brand name instead. In Great Britain budweiser, ab, beer, budvar, market, budvar’s, trademark, name, brewery, czechs, company, american, one, after, czech, world, new, end, countries, budejovicky, being, beers, around, volkswagen, venture, team, swiss, over, offering, offer, management, make, government, executives, european, decided