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Birra Moretti introduces limited edition glassware

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Birra Moretti is encouraging shoppers to ‘Live Italian’ with the launch of limited-edition collectable glassware. Seeking to offer shoppers the chance to have a taste of the Italian lifestyle, the four designs celebrate the beauty of Italian locations. Helping to drive premium beer sales for retailers and encourage trade-up, each glassware box and selected POS …

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