Heineken Vietnam commits to continue accompanying Ho Chi Minh City in the new era

At a high-level meeting with Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Nguyen Van Duoc, Mr. Wietse Mutters, CEO of Heineken Vietnam, affirmed his commitment to continue accompanying the city's development in the new era.

Mr. Wietse Mutters, CEO of Heineken Vietnam and Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Nguyen Van Duoc at a high-level working session at the headquarters of the City People's Committee.

Ho Chi Minh City is currently home to two key factories in Heineken Vietnam's strategy: Hoc Mon Factory - Heineken Vietnam's first brewery, and Vung Tau Factory - Heineken's largest brewery in the Asia- Pacific region in terms of output, and also the company's innovation center.
For more than 30 years of association, Heineken Vietnam is proud to be trusted by the city's leaders and given favorable conditions for development, thereby making outstanding contributions to the development of the economy , society, environment, and closely connecting with the local community.

Mr. Wietse Mutters, General Director of Heineken Vietnam shared at the meeting.

In 2024, Heineken Vietnam will continue to be among the top tax payers in Ho Chi Minh City, spending VND19.5 trillion on domestic purchases, while contributing an equivalent of 0.5% of the country's GDP and 1.7% of the total state budget revenue. In order to meet the increasingly diverse needs of consumers, the company has continuously introduced innovative products to the market, such as Heineken Silver and Tiger Crystal with lower alcohol content, 250ml coolpack products and Heineken 0.0 non-alcoholic barley drink with the aim of promoting a culture of responsible drinking.

Representatives of Heineken Vietnam and representatives of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee took a souvenir photo

With the ambition for a better Vietnam, Heineken Vietnam always puts sustainable development at the heart of all business and production activities, and constantly strives to spread the spirit of joint action to the community on this journey.
At the meeting, Mr. Wietse Mutters also shared with the city leaders about the initiative to reuse treated wastewater for the purpose of watering landscape plants at Hoc Mon and Vung Tau factories, and at the same time recommended the development and promulgation of a set of national technical regulations on industrial wastewater reuse to create a premise for businesses to implement water resource circulation solutions in production.
Entering a new phase of development, Heineken Vietnam is committed to continuing to work closely with Ho Chi Minh City to promote economic growth, encourage innovation, and sustainable development, thereby promoting the country's long-term goals.

(According to Tien Phong)

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