Petition calls on LION to keep Boags Brewery in Tasmania or sell the brand
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@unitedworkersoz
Summary
A petition-style call to action urging LION to stop closing the James Boags Brewery in Launceston, Tasmania. It argues that Boags is a Tasmanian icon built by local workers, and that relocating production interstate strips the brand of its identity. The undersigned demand LION either keep brewing in Tasmania or sell the brewery and brand to a buyer who will.
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bskyPetition calls on LION to keep Boags Brewery in Tasmania or sell the brandunitedworkers.org.auKey quotes
· 4 pulledBoags is built and brewed in Tasmania by Tasmanian workers.
We reject the relocation of production interstate and the stripping of a Tasmanian icon from its home.
If LION no longer wants to brew Boags in Tasmania, it must sell the brewery and brand to someone who does.
Boags stays Tasmanian.
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