The Tiger Street Football Festival (TSFF) has successfully grown year on year to become, in its fourth year, Tiger Beer's primary consumer marketing activity. With mainstream beer comprising 90% of ...

According to a spokesperson for Tiger Beer, the idea was always to expand to countries where the brand's beer is brewed. “These markets are ready for activation,” said the spokesperson. In Cambodia, ...

Local brands such as Angkor beer are very popular among Cambodian consumers, alongside other widely available brands like Anchor, Singha, Tiger, and various European brands like Heineken and ...

“The game never ends” will roll out across regional markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Mongolia ... Asia Pacific Breweries, said: “Tiger and football are a winning ...

Tiger Beer already has one product in this category ... compared to the average of 50 litres in Cambodia and Thailand, and 60 litres in Vietnam. “So you can imagine that this is still ...

the producer of Cambodia beer. The third, Cambodia Brewery Ltd (CBL), produces Tiger, ABC, Anchor and Crown, and earlier this month opened a new $100 million manufacturing plant to expand production ...

with prominent KOLs such as Raven Blaze and Mariam Brown from Cambodia, and musician Ngo Lan Huong from Vietnam expressing their excitement at the bold new look and Tiger Beer’s consistent ...

Mr Chear said locally produced Cambodia and Angkor beers were most popular, but he could see Chang rivalling Singapore's Tiger beer for the runner-up position. For Attwood, Chang is replacing ...