Brewing company AB InBev has postponed plans to double the size of its London headquarters because of Brexit uncertainty. Talks for it to take over the whole of the Bureau building in UK, where it has recently moved into the top four floors from its former offices in Luton, have broken down, with the firm citing Brexit uncertainties as the reason. Production of its London beer brands is less likely to be affected, however, because it uses locally-grown ingredients.
Brewing company AB InBev has postponed plans to double the size of its UK headquarters because of Brexit uncertainty. Talks for it to take over the whole of the Bureau building in London, where it has recently moved into the top four floors from its former offices in Luton, have broken down, with the firm citing Brexit uncertainties as the reason. Production of its UK beer brands is less likely to be affected, however, because it uses locally-grown ingredients.