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Pabst Blue Ribbon pulls a KitKat: Why brands are turning cargo theft into marketing stunts

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Pabst Blue Ribbon pulls a KitKat: Why brands are turning cargo theft into marketing stunts
Fast Company
Fast Company1 hrs ago
Pabst Blue Ribbon pulls a KitKat: Why brands are turning cargo theft into marketing stunts
Earlier this month, Pabst Blue Ribbon took to Instagram to announce that, in a very real heist, someone stole 40,000 pounds of beer from the company. In the post, the brand gave the thief “18 days and 44 minutes to return our truckload of beer, no questions asked” and called on its audience to “help us solve this myst
Newsweek
Newsweek1 days ago
Pabst Blue Ribbon Sets a Deadline After 40,000 Pounds of Beer Stolen
Pabst Blue Ribbon started a countdown after 40,000 pounds of beer vanished earlier this month in a suspected cargo‑fraud heist.
Pabst Blue Ribbon wants bandits to return 50,000 cans of stolen beer, no questions asked
A truck carrying 40,000 pounds of beer disappeared from an Anheuser-Busch distribution center in California
NYT Business
NYT Business🏁 first to report2 days ago
Truck With 40,000 Pounds of Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Stolen
The company responded to the theft by setting a deadline for the return of the product. “P.S., this is real and we are deadly serious,” it said on social media.