Cover image via YouTubeIf you recently ordered a can of Budweiser beer at a bar in China, did it taste a bit off?
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If your answer to that question is a resounding "Yes", we've got some pretty disgusting news for you.
A small factory in China was recently found making counterfeit cans of Budweiser beer
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Numerous video clips from a factory in the industrial city of Dongguan, China has since emerged online and gone viral on social media.
**In the clips, workers dunked used cans into a tub of beer (we presume it's beer) with their bare hands and filled the cans.**
The filled cans were then sent down a conveyor belt to be sealed
According to [Mashable](http://mashable.com/2017/05/30/fake-budweiser-china/#ZmDWDkGwbSqd), the factory was churning out 600,000 cartons of counterfeit Buds each month, sending them to bars and nightclubs until they were finally busted on 5 May.
Budweiser, which stated that it has not franchised its operations to a third party, had already filed complaints and is now seeking legal action
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Anheuser-Busch, the brewing company behind Budweiser, has 15 breweries outside of the US, 14 of them in China, helping Budweiser become the country's third biggest beer brand by 2014, and a prime target for counterfeit breweries.
