Heineken Begins Testing At New Factory In Passos (MG), Expected To Generate 350 Direct Jobs And 11,000 Indirect Jobs

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Published on 16/04/2025 at 15:26

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New Heineken Factory Built on 100 Hectares Begins Operation in July 2025 and Promises to Transform the Economy of Passos with Job Creation and Local Development.

The Dutch brewery Heineken has begun the testing phase at its new production unit located in the municipality of Passos, in Minas Gerais. The factory, which started construction in 2023, is expected to officially begin beverage production in July 2025. According to the company, the initial operational tests were successful.

The new factory is being completed on a 100-hectare area, along the highway connecting Passos to the neighboring city of São João Batista do Glória. The facility represents Heineken’s 15th industrial plant in Brazil and promises to transform the region’s economy.

Tests Progress and Production Begins in July

According to the industrial director of the Dutch brewery, Reinaldo Franco, the installation process is on schedule. He explained that the current stage involves a series of simultaneous activities, such as equipment assembly, structure installation, and completion of civil works.

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Generation of Direct and Indirect Jobs

The arrival of the new Heineken factory in Passos is expected to have a significant impact on the local job market. The company’s estimate is that over 300 direct jobs will be created, in addition to another 10,000 indirect jobs along the production, logistics, distribution, and services chain.

Currently, there are 5 open positions for the Passos plant. Interested applicants should register directly on the company’s website s a, where opportunities for other regions in Brazil are also posted.

The expectation is that, with the advancement of production, new positions will gradually open, benefiting professionals from various areas such as maintenance, industrial operation, quality, logistics, and human resources.

Heineken Expands Presence in Brazil

With the new plant in Passos, the Dutch brewery Heineken strengthens its expansion strategy in the Brazilian market. Since entering the country, the company has increased its production capacity and presence in the interior of various states.

The Passos factory will be one of the group’s most modern units and is expected to directly contribute to the increase in national production of already well-known brands, in addition to supporting the development of new products.

Besides stimulating the local economy, the project also reinforces the company’s commitment to regional development and to the creation of quality jobs.

Get to Know Heineken

Heineken is one of the largest and most recognized breweries in the world, with a presence in more than 190 countries. Founded in 1864 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, the brand has established itself as synonymous with quality, tradition, and innovation in the beverage sector. With a diverse portfolio that includes premium beers, pure malts, craft beers, and non-alcoholic beverages, Heineken aims to cater to a wide variety of consumer profiles, always prioritizing excellence in flavor and experience.

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In Brazil, the company has been expanding its operations since it acquired the beverage division of Brasil Kirin in 2017. Currently, it has 15 factories spread across the country, in addition to distribution centers and a robust logistics network. Heineken constantly invests in sustainability, energy efficiency, and responsible water use, aligning industrial growth with responsible practices.

The brand is also strongly associated with cultural and sports events, sponsoring music festivals, traditional parties, and football championships, such as the UEFA Champions League. With an expansion strategy focused on innovation and regional development, Heineken reinforces its commitment to Brazil, contributing to job creation, professional training, and enhancing the communities where it operates.

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Heineken Begins Testing At New Factory In Passos (MG), Expected To Generate 350 Direct Jobs And 11,000 Indirect Jobs

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Heineken Begins Testing At New Factory In Passos (MG), Expected To Generate 350 Direct Jobs And 11,000 Indirect Jobs

New Heineken Factory Built on 100 Hectares Begins Operation in July 2025 and Promises to Transform the Economy of Passos with Job Creation and Local Development.

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