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    'There's absolutely nothing': locked-down Mexico grapples with national beer shortage

    Deemed ‘non-essential’, brewing was halted more than a month ago, leading to a thriving black market
    by David Agren in Mexico City May 07, 2020 2 minutes
    Beer for sale early last month in Mexico City. Supplies have dwindled as the country in a national beer drought. Photograph: Jose Pazos/EPA

    Mexicans sheltering in place during the Covid-19 crisis have endured crowded quarters and rising temperatures. Now they’re enduring another challenge: a nationwide beer drought.

    Beer production in Mexico was halted more than a month ago as health officials declared brewing a “non-essential” activity.

    Since then, the country’s stockpile has dwindled, fueling

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