Ambev Opens Canned Beverage Factory Due to Increased Demand During the Pandemic

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/09/2020 at 18:57

Updated on 24/09/2020 at 19:02

Enquanto o consumo de bebidas durante a pandemia não volta para a mesa do bar, Ambev coloca em funcionamento sua primeira fábrica de latas, em Minas Gerais

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While Beverage Consumption During the Pandemic Doesn’t Return to the Bar Table, Ambev Launches Its First Can Factory in Minas Gerais

Ambev’s first can factory, with a production capacity of 1.5 billion items per year and located in Sete Lagoas, in the state of Minas Gerais, was inaugurated this week. Home Office and Beer? 100 Job Openings at Ambev, the World’s Largest Beverage Company

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The construction of the new factory was due to the significant increase in demand during the pandemic, which created a “global rush for cans,” forcing many people to stay at home and consequently opt for canned beverage consumption, causing Ambev to face tighter margins, as returnable bottles are more commonly used by bars and restaurants.

With an investment of over R$ 700 million, Ambev’s new unit was built on an area of 45 thousand square meters, has two production lines—one for cans and one for lids—which will allow Brazil’s largest brewery to deliver a beverage produced, from the recipe to the packaging, 100% in Minas Gerais.

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Ambev Opens Canned Beverage Factory Due to Increased Demand During the Pandemic

While Beverage Consumption During the Pandemic Doesn’t Return to the Bar Table, Ambev Launches Its First Can Factory in Minas Gerais

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Ambev Opens Canned Beverage Factory Due to Increased Demand During the Pandemic

While Beverage Consumption During the Pandemic Doesn’t Return to the Bar Table, Ambev Launches Its First Can Factory in Minas Gerais

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