Heineken's New Factory in Minas Gerais Will Have an Investment of R$ 2 Billion and Generate 11,000 Indirect Jobs

Heineken’s New Factory in Minas Gerais Will Have an Investment of R$ 2 Billion and Generate 11,000 Indirect Jobs

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 26/05/2023 at 13:06

Updated on 26/05/2023 at 13:10

Fonte: Luciene Garcia

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The Construction Of The New Brewery Factory Of Heineken In Passos, Minas Gerais, Will Move Not Only The Economic Sector Of The Region, But Also Open Many Job Positions From The Works To Its Operation.

Heineken, one of the most recognized global brands in the beer sector, is starting its new factory in Passos, located in the South of Minas Gerais. This initiative promises to bring a significant contribution to the regional economy, generating many job opportunities. The groundbreaking event was attended by Governor Romeu Zema, highlighting the government’s commitment to promoting the economic development of the state.

Various Job Opportunities Will Be Generated With The Construction Of The New Heineken Factory In Minas Gerais

Before the launch, Governor Zema visited the construction site to monitor the progress of the earthworks, which prepare the land for the construction of the brewery.

Welcomed by the president of the Heineken Group, Maurício Giamellaro, Zema expressed his enthusiasm for the inauguration of the company’s first production unit in Minas Gerais.

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Commitment To The Environment And Sustainable Practices

Upon receiving the license for implementation in Passos, granted by the Environmental Policy Committee (Copam), the Heineken Group began the brewery’s works in March of this year.

The forecast is that the unit will start operations by June 2025, bringing not only economic benefits but also the promotion of advanced socio-environmental practices.

The new Heineken factory in Minas Gerais will be a reference in sustainable practices, using modern and efficient processes and equipment.

Committed to carbon neutrality, the operation will be 100% powered by renewable energy sources, contributing to the environmental goal announced by the company in 2021.

Get To Know Heineken

Founded in 1864 by Gerard Heineken, the brand has a long history of success in the brewing sector. Currently, the Heineken Group operates in over 70 countries, employing more than 85,000 people worldwide.

Heineken’s New Factory in Minas Gerais Will Have an Investment of R$ 2 Billion and Generate 11,000 Indirect Jobs

The Construction Of The New Brewery Factory Of Heineken In Passos, Minas Gerais, Will Move Not Only The Economic Sector Of The Region, But Also Open Many Job Positions From The Works To Its Operation.

Various Job Opportunities Will Be Generated With The Construction Of The New Heineken Factory In Minas Gerais

Commitment To The Environment And Sustainable Practices

Get To Know Heineken

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Heineken’s New Factory in Minas Gerais Will Have an Investment of R$ 2 Billion and Generate 11,000 Indirect Jobs

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