Snow beer large range of beers; when "Budweiser", "Bud Light" and the other members of the Budweiser family are counted as a single brand, they easily top the sales charts with over 100 million hectoliters a year. By 2016, SABMiller owned 49 percent of Snow Beer. Before acquiring SABMiller, Anheuser-Busch InBev had agreed to sell its interests in Snow to China Resources Enterprise (for $1.6 billion) to satisfy regulators. In 2018 Heineken signed an agreement with China Resources Enterprises to purchase a 40% stake into the company. Manchuria Beer (漢字|満州麦酒), established in 1934 by Dai Nippon Beer (), and Kirin Beer jointly,
Beer in Canada production has been mainly under the control of foreign multinationals. By the end of 2006, nearly 90% of beer sales was of product brewed domestically under license from non-domestic corporations. American beers brewed under license dominate much of the market, and as of 2008 Budweiser was the top selling brand with 13% of the market, followed by Coors Light with 12%. Molson Canadian and Labatt Blue, for decades the top-selling brands, now hold third and fourth place. The market in Canada for domestic beer is dominated by Labatt, Molson and Sleeman, all foreign-owned companies. In spite of foreign control of