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Britain’s oldest brewery mulls future as cost pressures bite

Published by City A.M. · United Kingdom 3 h ago

The family-run company behind Britain’s oldest brewery is exploring its future after wrestling with soaring costs and sliding sales. Shepherd Neame, which was founded in 1698 in…

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