House of Commons vote overturned Britain's archaic 'beer tie' system

The video discusses the challenges faced by pubs tied to large companies, which require them to buy beer at higher prices. Simon, a pub owner, explains the financial strain this causes, with a significant portion of profits going to landlords. He supports reforms for fairer deals. Finbar, a regular customer, believes cheaper beer could attract more patrons. Despite support for reforms, larger companies argue the current model is efficient.

In what ways are customers becoming more aware of the possible reforms in the pub industry?

What arguments do larger pub companies present against the proposed reforms?