| After the War, both breweries were nationalised and commenced their post-war history as national enterprises. It was not an easy time for breweries – Socialist Czechoslovakia was focused exclusively on the development of heavy industry and mining. Many qualified labourers and specialists left for better-paid positions elsewhere and the situation was exacerbated by complications in obtaining financing for capital investment projects. |
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At Staropramen Brewery, annual production grew despite all the above, without making any concessions in beer quality. In 1960 the brewery's annual production volume exceeded 1,000,000 hecto-litres. Until the end of the 1980s, the enterprise was developed primarily as a supplier of beer for Prague and its
Ostravar Brewery after the War was re-built and modernised in several phases it became the principal supplier of beer for the area of North Moravia.
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