The Mexico division of brewing giant Heineken has announced a $2.75 billion investment, including a new brewery in Kanasin, Yucatan.
In a statement, the company said the investment would enable it to continue driving sustainability efforts under its global “Delivering a Better World” strategy, with its new factory expected to to generate over 2,500 jobs as well as improve supply chain efficiency.
Commenting on the move, Heineken CEO Oriol Bonoclocha said: “We are here to reaffirm our commitment to Mexico. We are proud share our intention to invest $2.75 billion dollars between now and 2028, with a vision focused on growth, innovation, sustainability, and memorable entertainment experiences”.
Heineken’s existing manufacturing network in Mexico includes seven breweries spread across the country, as well as a malting plant in Puebla.
Source: Heineken
