Kenth, a Swedish corn-based beer produced by Två Bryggare/Österlenbryggarna AB in Tomelilla, Skåne, Sweden. Launched in 2004, it was marketed as an innovative, easy-drinking beer made with genetically modified (GM) maize (specifically the MON 810 variety, engineered for pest resistance by Monsanto). The beer was named after the brewery's master brewer, Kenth Persson, and was positioned as a premium product with superior quality and taste due to the GM corn. However, it sparked significant backlash, particularly from environmental groups like Greenpeace, over health, environmental, and ethical concerns related to GMOs.