The nationwide boycott of Bud Light, a product of Anheuser-Busch, has now reached every corner of the United States, casting a dark shadow over the popular beer brand.

A recent map released by Fox News underscores the extent of this boycott, painting a dire picture for Anheuser-Busch as their sales numbers continue to plummet.

The map, shows a sea of red which represents a significant decrease in Bud Light sales across the country. Those sales once lost can never be made up.

These losses are not confined to any specific region, with a staggering 29% drop in the Rocky Mountain States, an 18% decrease out west, and a significant 25% drop in the sunshine state of Florida. Even in the traditionally liberal Northeast, sales have fallen by 14 to 19%.

Data from Beer Business Daily further highlights this trend. The April beer sales numbers reveal that Anheuser-Busch volumes fell by over 12% last month, led by Bud Light, which saw a shocking 21.4% decline in sales.

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Interestingly, while Anheuser-Busch grapples with these losses, almost every other beer brand in the country has witnessed a significant surge in sales during the same period.

Adding to Bud Light’s woes, a rival brand, Coors Banquet, recently released a commercial marking its 150th anniversary and put Bud Light and it’s management to shame.

This advertisement, which cleverly plays on the Bud Light boycott, quickly went viral, adding fuel to the fire.

The situation seems to be spiraling out of control six weeks after the initial collaboration with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney which served as the spark for this boycott.

Despite this grim outlook, Anheuser-Busch CEO Michel Doukeris attempted to maintain a positive stance last week, claiming he was beginning to see a glimmer of hope.

However, the current scenario seems to contradict his statement, with no signs of the boycott slowing down.

As the Bud Light boycott continues to dominate headlines and social discussions, it paints a clear picture: a once loved beer now finds itself in quite a precarious position.

This situation serves as a stark reminder of the power of consumers and their ability to sway market trends, providing a valuable lesson for companies across the globe.

Get woke, go broke.

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