Heineken building $100m brewery in Mozambique

Heineken has started construction on its first brewery in Mozambique.

The new facility represents $100m of investment in the country and will have the latest brewing technologies, the firm said. The plant will have a capacity of 80m litres and brew beers for the domestic market.

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