The Dutch brewery Heineken reported this Thursday that it plans to invest 430 million euros (US$ 458 million) in a “new and innovative” plant in Yucatán, with the ambition of expanding sustainable practices and promoting the growth of the local community.
The construction will take place in the municipality of Kanasín and will be the company’s first brewery in the southeast region, the company said in a statement.
Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the new brewery will be a “important addition” to Heikenen Mexico operations and, according to the firm, will satisfy the growing demand in the southeast of the country, taking advantage of the strong road, rail and port connectivity of the region.
Heineken assured that the new plant will be “pioneer” in water processes unparalleled in the Mexican industry, integrating circular economy practices that ensure the reuse of water through cutting-edge treatment systems.
Currently, Heineken Mexico employs more than 18,000 people in seven breweries and a malthouse, and the Kanasín factory is expected to create more than 2,000 direct and indirect jobs. “further strengthening its role in the local economy.”
Operations are expected to begin in 2026 with brands such as Tecate, Dos Equis, Indio, Bohemia, Amstel Ultra and Sol, among others, the company said.
Source: EFE
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