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'''Heferau-Jung-Brauerei''', formally '''Heferau-Jung-Brauerei VEB''' but often simply known as '''Heferau-Jung''' or '''HJB''', is a state-owned alcoholic beverage manufacturer in [[Hendalarsk]], the largest of its kind in the nation. Formed out of a forced merger and nationalisation in 1928 in the economic reforms after the [[Hendalarskara Civil War]], the company operates an array of facilities across the nation and trades in every major class of alcoholic beverages - albeit with particular specialisms in beer and in [[jenwer]], the country's national spirit and a cultural icon. One of the largest non-government employers in the country, the company is headquartered in [[Schullerhausen]], a major industrial city on the [[Zalgis]] that is also home to several of the firm's industrial sites and was previously home to C.G. Jung Korngetränke Brauerei GmbH, one of Heferau-Jung-Brauerei's parent companies. | '''Heferau-Jung-Brauerei''', formally '''Heferau-Jung-Brauerei VEB''' but often simply known as '''Heferau-Jung''' or '''HJB''', is a state-owned alcoholic beverage manufacturer in [[Hendalarsk]], the largest of its kind in the nation. Formed out of a forced merger and nationalisation in 1928 in the economic reforms after the [[Hendalarskara Civil War]], the company operates an array of facilities across the nation and trades in every major class of alcoholic beverages - albeit with particular specialisms in beer and in [[jenwer]], the country's national spirit and a cultural icon. One of the largest non-government employers in the country, the company is headquartered in [[Schullerhausen]], a major industrial city on the [[Zalgis]] that is also home to several of the firm's industrial sites and was previously home to C.G. Jung Korngetränke Brauerei GmbH, one of Heferau-Jung-Brauerei's parent companies. | ||