The inauguration also represents a significant milestone in Carlsberg Vietnam’s ongoing journey of innovation and sustainable growth, highlighting the company’s long-term commitment to the Vietnamese market

With a total investment of nearly US$ 90 million, the project increases the brewery’s capacity by 50%, making Phu Bai the largest Carlsberg’s production facility in Asia. It now ranks among the most efficient breweries across the Carlsberg group globally.

The expansion enables Carlsberg Vietnam to better meet the evolving preferences of consumers, offering a diverse portfolio of both international and local brands. These include premium names such as Carlsberg, 1664 Blanc, Tuborg, and Somersby, as well as popular domestic brands like Halida and Huda.

Through enhanced production capacity and cutting-edge technology, Carlsberg Vietnam reaffirms its commitment to delivering high-quality, internationally standardized, and continually innovative beer products.

Andrew Khan, Managing Director of Carlsberg Vietnam, emphasised that the expansion of Phu Bai Brewery is a clear demonstration of the company’s long-term commitment to Vietnam. As Carlsberg’s largest brewery in Asia, it is equipped with advanced technology to produce premium-quality beer more efficiently and sustainably.

He elaborated that the project is not solely focused on expansion, but also aims to improve consumer satisfaction, reinforce the supply chain, and generate enduring value for the communities the company serves.

Phan Quy Phuong, Vice Chairman of the Hue City People's Committee, said Carlsberg Vietnam has long been a valued partner in the development journey of Hue City and the broader central region.

“The Phu Bai expansion not only brings modern production standards but also reflects Carlsberg’s strong dedication to environmental and social responsibility. We deeply appreciate its contributions and look forward to continued collaboration in building a prosperous, sustainable central Vietnam”, he noted.

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