
Molson Coors reported third-quarter non-GAAP earnings of $1.46 per share, one cent above expectations, but cut its full-year sales, profit and cash-flow outlook. Global beer volume fell 4.9%, while higher Midwest Premium barley costs added more than $30 million in quarterly cost pressure; the shares fell about 4.5%.
Falling beer volumes point to weaker demand for brewing inputs, while higher barley costs raise buyers’ ingredient expenses. The article gives no clear direction for broader feed-grain prices, so the barley price impact is not assigned to a listed commodity.
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