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the most enthusiastic consumer. No wonder myths about beer's past and present abound. Here are five. MYTH NO. 1 American beer is a product of the Midwest. EFTA00690419 Beer calls to mind the great cities of the American heartland, where 19th-century workers slaughtered pork, processed grain and bre

ers tout. Yet American beer has a much longer and more geographically diverse history. Archaeological evidence indicates that indigenous peoples in North and South America produced fermented beverages from corn, fruits and other plants long before Europeans arrived. The continent's first commercial brewery opened in w

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ecutive Vice-President Nestle SA Switzerland David Johnson Executive Vice-President and Nalco Europe Netherlands President, Europe, Africa and Middle East Erica L. Johnson Chief Officer, Customer Network Eskom Holdings Limited South Africa Business H. Fisk Johnson Chairman of the Board and Chief

ir of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, Geneva Chairman, North and South America Prime Minister of Belgium Federal Councillor of Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications of the Swiss Confederation Chairman Presiden