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Mexican Beer Market Source: PROFECO y CCM Mexican Beer Market Market Size 2013: 61.5 million bbl 4% Others ( Imports & Craft ) 42% Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma Heineken Mxico 0.16%

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Mexican Beer Market

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Source: PROFECO y CCM ¡

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Market Size 2013: 61.5 million bbl

42% ¡Cuauhtemoc ¡Moctezuma ¡Heineken ¡México ¡ ¡54% ¡Grupo ¡Modelo ¡(AB-‑Inbev) ¡ 4% Others ( Imports & Craft )

Mexican Beer Market

3.84% Imports (US, Germany, Canada, UK, Belgium) 0.16% Local and Import Craft

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Market Trends

Big groups starting to import thier own foregin brands: Stella Artois, Affligem and brewing international brands locally: Heineken, Coors and soon Stella.

Its been said that Mexican market will change composition towards Premium Brands. Emerging interest in craft beer and imports.

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Craft Market: Local & Imports

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 # Craft Brewers 32 46 58 85

Market Share: In Volume 0.16% In Value 0.28%

Market Value:

$19 Million USD

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¡ ¡ ¡ACERMEX Aim: ¡(Mexican ¡Brewers ¡AssociaGon) ¡

¡ ¡To get 1% market share at the end of 2016. By then, market value may be close to $120 M USD Strategy: Festivals, Competitions, Workshops, Tastings, Pairings, @LaCervezaLibre , Antitrust

Craft Market: Local & Imports

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Bars and restaurant would expect importer to pay, install and maintain the draft system.

Craft Market: Local & Imports

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Antitrust Lawsuit

August 2010: SAB-Miller filed a lawsuit against Grupo Modelo

and Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma for duopoly behaviors.

September 2011: Cervecería Primus joined the lawsuit and

together with Cervecería Minerva represented the interest of the Craft Beer Industry.

August 2013: The Mexican Federal Competition Commission

published a resolution that determined that:

– the use of exclusivity contracts with beer suppliers must be limited – Craft Brewers should have unrestricted access to any on-premise venues nationwide.

Craft Brewers were defined as those breweries that manufacture beer in Mexico and produce up to 100,000 HL per year. ( < 85,000 bbl )

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It does not helped import craft beers, but market is opening fast and sometimes they let restaurants and bars to have Imported Craft Beers. A lot of big chain restaurants which used to be closed to new brands are starting to diversify, most of them American ones: Hooters, Fridays, Capital Grille, etc…

Antitrust Agreement

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Importing Beers to Mexico

There is no 3-tier system or similar. Any Mexican, Mexican established company or foreign company legally established or represented in Mexico can import, distribute and retail. You can be your own importer, but is highly recommended you have a local importer, agent, distributor, or sell direct to the retailer.

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How Will You Deliver?

3 apply for ground transactions between Mexico- U.S.

CONVENIENT COMMON / BEST COMPLEX

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Where Will You Deliver?

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Main Hurdles when accessing to Mexican Market

Lack of credit references. New Companies Non refrigerated distribution or cold storage. Gray Market

Ex. Stone, Ballast Point, Samuel Adams, Eel River, Sierra

Nevada, Karl Strauss, New Belgium.

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There ¡is ¡only ¡one ¡ VAT ¡in ¡the ¡

country. ¡16% ¡

The ¡tax ¡to ¡alcoholic ¡ beverages ¡is ¡called ¡ “IEPS” ¡and ¡adds ¡26.5% ¡ for ¡beer ¡and ¡others ¡ below ¡14% ¡Alc. ¡By ¡Vol. ¡

Price Structure Off-Premise & Retail

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Imports Cost Structure

Off-‑Premise ¡ (Retail) ¡ Retail ¡Cost ¡ ¡$2.99 ¡ ¡ Retail ¡Markup ¡ 25% ¡ VAT ¡16% ¡ 16% ¡ Price ¡to ¡Consumer ¡in ¡Retail ¡ ¡$4.34 ¡ ¡ On-‑Premise ¡ Bar ¡and ¡Restaurant ¡Cost ¡ ¡$2.99 ¡ ¡ Average ¡Retaurant ¡Markup ¡ 150% ¡ VAT ¡16% ¡ 16% ¡ Price ¡to ¡Consumer ¡in ¡Bar ¡ ¡$8.67 ¡ ¡

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Regulatory Aspects - Labeling

All imported products destined for retail sale

must be labeled according to the Mexican law.

U.S. suppliers and/or breweries are

encouraged to provide a label before the product crosses the border. Can be labeled at border by importer but cost is too high.

Cans can not be labeled must be printed on.

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Regulatory Aspects - Labeling

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Regulatory Aspects - Labeling

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Regulatory Aspects Import Requirements

Product has to come with a Commercial Invoice (In Spanish. Can be translated by importer) NAFTA Certificate of Origin may be required. Any company can import but is highly recommended to have a customs agent.

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Distribution

65% ¡On-‑Premise ¡
35% ¡Off-‑Premise ¡

1. Mexico ¡City ¡ 2. Guadalajara ¡ 3. Querétaro ¡ 4. Baja ¡California ¡ ¡ ¡(Tijuana, ¡Mexicali, ¡Ensenada) ¡ 5. Monterrey ¡ 6. Oaxaca ¡

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Obstacles

Distributors not able to store or deliver refrigerated.

Threats

Grupo Modelo (Ab-InBev) expected to acquire Mexican Craft Beer Brands. Both Grupo Modelo and CCM Heineken to bring “Crafty” imports un the next years. Gray Market

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Oportunities

Craft Market Value to grow from 19 to 120 Million USD American Craft Beers: Quality and Brand Awareness Importers looking for products. Brewpubs Non alcoholic beer. ( Tax exception possible)

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Jaime ¡Andreu ¡Galván ¡ @PrimusJaime ¡ ¡ This ¡document ¡to ¡be ¡available ¡at: ¡hbp://www.primus.com.mx/GABF2014.zip ¡