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Constellation Brands said Bill RenSpie withdrew from Corona Brewer and most recently served as the chief customer of the beer department.
The company spokesman said in a statement on the Food Dive that search for his replacement is in progress.
“In the meantime, we have a strong beer sales leadership team, and we are focusing on working with Gold Network Distributor Partners to accelerate the momentum of beer portfolio this year.
RENSPIE started in 2002 Constellation and the last day was released on March 19.
In Mexico, sales surrounding beer imports plummeted and uncertainty occurs.
TD Cowen’s analyst Robert Moskow told investors that the start of RENSPIE in memo could cause problems with the performance of the constellation. According to investment banks, the total sales of Brewers decreased 1.3% last month.
MOSKOW said, “This incident does not necessarily come from business performance, but we are considered an important data point in the context of the trend of sales of the company and the significant uncertainty faced by the company’s important Hispanic Consumer Cohort.
According to TD Cowen Note, the constellation is also ambiguous whether it can be cashed by selling some of the high -end wine brands to Duckhorn portfolio.
The constellation is faced by President Donald Trump in a 25%tariff on Mexican imports, and it has been effective for products that are considered to be considered not to comply with the US-Missiko Canada Convention (USMCA) earlier this month. According to the data from Piper Sandler, income accounts for almost 85%of the annual sales of Modelo, Corona and Pacifico manufacturers.
