Carlos Laboy

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  "I think Anheuser-Busch InBev are coming into Mexico and that poses a threat to FEMSA," Credit Suisse analyst Carlos Laboy told Reuters.

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  Carlos Laboy,Managing Director, Equity Research, Credit Suisse

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  Bear Stearns analyst Carlos Laboy on Tuesday wrote that "the negative impact … will likely be seen in August numbers should they appear."
  
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  With this much demand, we're left to wonder if Modelo is leaving money on the table if orders aren't being filled as fast as needed.
  
  Dutch imports, meanwhile, surged by 32.7 percent thanks to Heineken USA launching Heineken Premium Light.
  
  Laboy also noted that "SAB's Peroni launch looks good: Italy shipments +8% in July, +25% YTD."

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  Bear Stearns analyst Carlos Laboy wrote, "Assuming Miller built at least some inventory, shipments were likely down -2%.
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  On the comps issue, Laboy commented, "We expect these (Miller's) negative trends to moderate as the impact of last year's price war unwinds into 2007."
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  While The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) noted that Bear Stearns analyst Carlos Laboy sees continuing "trouble" for Miller's U.S. business, the management moves did win some praise.
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  "[SABMiller was] able to help put the brakes on AB's stock appreciation in the U.S., and they were able to continue to expand their geographic footprint," says Bear Stearns analyst Carlos Laboy.

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  Some industry observers, such as Credit Suisse analyst Carlos Laboy, have predicted that A-B eventually would try to overhaul its U.S. distribution model. "Wake up and smell the coffee," Laboy told distributors at industry newsletter Beer Business Daily's annual conference earlier this year, according to the Journal.

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  It's all part of the governing ethos at InBev - now Anheuser-Busch InBev - said Credit Suisse analyst Carlos Laboy. Anheuser-Busch InBev is "intolerant of mediocrity and inefficiency," Laboy said.

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  "Wake up and smell the coffee," Credit Suisse analyst Carlos Laboy said in a presentation to wholesalers in March. He wondered whether distributors were in denial about InBev's traditional "culture of dominance" over retailers, suppliers, employees and distributors.

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  "The message is particularly significant given Coke's good corporate-citizen status so visible during the high-priority Beijing Olympics project, as well as its pledge of $2 billion of additional investment in China," said Credit Suisse analyst Carlos Laboy.

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  Carlos Laboy, an analyst at Credit Suisse, indicated in a recent report that Corona may have an even bigger issue, saying the vaunted brand "really has life-cycle issues."
  
  In other words, Corona may be getting long in the tooth. Nielsen's Lake said he's not buying that notion.

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  Credit Suisse analysts Carlos Laboy and Anthony Bucalo agreed, writing in an April report: "MillerCoors will be bigger than the sum of its parts."
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  Carlos Laboy and Anthony Bucalo, Credit Suisse analysts

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