Travis Tritt drops Anheuser-Busch from tour — and makes key observation about who now owns the company

Travis Tritt, the award-winning country music artist, has decided to drop Anheuser-Busch from his upcoming tour. He made his decision because he believes the company is no longer American-owned. Tritt revealed in a recent interview that he discovered the beer giant was sold to a Belgian company called InBev. He then decided to remove the company’s beer from the tour in preference for a more local option. The move shows Tritt’s patriotism and loyalty to American-owned businesses.

InBev’s acquisition of Anheuser-Busch in 2008 made it the world’s largest brewer, controlling over 25% of the global beer market. Tritt expressed concern about foreign companies acquiring American businesses, noting that it is happening across multiple industries. He believes that Americans should aim to support and buy products from companies that are owned and operated in the United States.

This is not the first time that Travis Tritt has shown his support for local businesses. He’s always been passionate about supporting locally-owned companies, and this move is just one more step towards that goal. Fans of the country star applauded his decision and thanked him for being a role model for others to follow.

Tritt’s decision to drop Anheuser-Busch from his tour showcases the importance of supporting American-owned businesses to preserve the country’s economy. It also highlights the importance of being aware of who owns the companies that produce the products we consume, and how foreign acquisitions can have devastating effects on the domestic market. Tritt’s message is clear: it is essential to support American-made products and the businesses that create them.