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Opening interprovincial beer sales would be ‘huge blow’ to Newfoundland jobs: unions
(www.theglobeandmail.com)
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Better title: "Molson-Coors is worried customers will stop drinking mass produced pisswater if they have more options available from the rest of the country."
A brewery making quality products would welcome gaining access to a larger market.
The giant breweries everywhere make low flavour beer as their aim is to make a product that won't offend anyone. That sort of beer is also cheap so it's more popular than more complex beers for both reasons (inoffensive and cheap)
I expect Newfoundland also Labrador, serving the beer drinkers in half a million people population, is higher quality than Molson-Coors, but even if they increased production it would be hard to keep the quality or meet the price of their competitor
Though in Australia we have regional beer and the giant east coast beers haven't squashed the smaller breweries in South Australia or Tasmania – and South Australia and Tasmania produce better beers than Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria