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Carlsberg expands Vietnam brewery with $90 million low-carbon upgrade

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Carlsberg Vietnam’s brewery expansion puts carbon reduction and sustainability at the core. (Photo: Calsberg group)

Carlsberg Vietnam officially inaugurated its Phu Bai Brewery Expansion Project on Aug. 26, marking the completion of a major upgrade that integrates high-efficiency, low-carbon technology.

The new facility runs on renewable electricity, has cut energy use by 15% and water consumption by 20%, and aims to achieve zero landfill waste by 2025 and net-zero operations by 2028.

Expansion makes Carlsberg’s Phu Bai the largest in Asia

According to Carlsberg, the expansion cost US$90 million and will boost Phu Bai Brewery’s production capacity by 50%, establishing it as Carlsberg’s largest production base in Asia.

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