Carlsberg UK Ltd

History

Initially formed as Carlsberg-Tetley Brewing Ltd. by the merger of Allied and the Danish company Carlsberg in 1992 and originally based in their Burton upon Trent brewery owned by Allied. A number of regional breweries were closed including Walker in Warrington and Dartmoor in Plymouth. A proposed merger with Bass was blocked by the Government in 1997 which lead to the selling of the former Ind Coope site to Bass and the selling of the Firkin chain of brewpubs leaving the company with just the Leeds plant of Tetley to where it relocated as it's sole real ale brewery. It's is now a completely owned subsidiary of Carlsberg and based at their Northampton lager brewery. The name changed to the current Carlsberg UK Ltd in March 2004.

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