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Asahi Beverages is announcing the retirement of Peter Margin as Chairman of Asahi Holdings Australia (AHA).
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The Big Giveback will see small change make a big change, with 10 cents from the sale of non-alcoholic drinks at participating locations including Schweppes, Cool Ridge water and Solo donated to flagship partner and children's education charity The Smith Family.
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Asahi Beverages is pleased to announce it has taken a major step towards finalising the divestment process for alcohol brands owned or licensed by Carlton & United Breweries: Strongbow, Little Green and Bonamy’s, plus Stella Artois and Beck’s.
The acquisition of these brands by Heineken will fulfill Asahi Beverages’ obligations under the ACCC’s approval of our acquisition of Carlton & United Breweries. The deal remains subject to regulatory approval, which is expected in Q4 2020.
There will be no manufacturing job losses nor brewery closures associated with this deal.
Media contact: reid.sexton@asahi.com.au
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Australia's Asahi Lifestyle Beverages has beaten around 25 beverage manufacturers from across the region to be named PepsiCo APAC Bottler of the Year.
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Asahi Beverages is pleased to announce it will combine its two alcohol businesses: Carlton & United Breweries and Asahi Premium Beverages. The combined business will operate under the iconic Carlton & United Breweries name.
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A new recycling plant will substantially increase the amount of recycled PET plastic produced in Australia each year from local waste.
The decision to build the world-class facility in Albury/Wodonga was confirmed yesterday after Pact Group Holdings Ltd, Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd and Asahi Beverages formally entered a joint venture to deliver the project.
Click here to read the media release.
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Asahi Beverages is delighted to announce that it has completed the acquisition of Carlton & United Breweries and welcomes CUB’s employees to the Asahi Beverages family.
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Asahi Beverages welcomes the Foreign Investment Review Board’s approval of Asahi’s acquisition of Carlton & United Breweries (CUB). This approval represents the conclusion of the regulatory review process and all of the regulatory conditions to closing the transaction have now been satisfied.
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Asahi Beverages welcomes today’s announcement by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to not oppose Asahi’s acquisition of Carlton & United Breweries (CUB).
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Asahi Beverages welcomes today’s announcement by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) relating to the next steps in Asahi’s proposed acquisition of Carlton & United Breweries (CUB).
Asahi Beverages has been working closely with the ACCC and has proposed undertakings to address the preliminary concerns the ACCC raised in December in relation to this acquisition. The undertakings relate to divesting some cider and beer brands to address concerns the ACCC has raised in these categories.
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Asahi Beverages welcomes the news from Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews, that the State Government will implement a container deposit scheme.
Peter Margin, Chairman Asahi Beverages: “As a major beverage company, we are committed to reducing our impact on the environment.
“Last week, we announced our intention to form a joint venture with Pact Group and Cleanaway to jointly develop a plastic pelletising facility to close the loop and contribute to a circular economy, helping turn plastic bottles back into new bottles.
“Introducing a container deposit scheme in Victoria will help improve recycling rates. We’re ready to support and play our part in implementing an efficient and well-run container deposit scheme in Victoria, which aligns with other schemes in operation throughout Australia.”
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Asahi Beverages is proud to join with Pact and Cleanaway to form a joint venture to develop a plastic recycling plant to close the loop and contribute to a circular economy in Australia.
The three parties have today announced they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop a local plastic pelletising facility.
It is anticipated that the facility will process up to 28,000 tonnes of plastic bottles and other recyclables into flake and food grade pellets which will be used as a raw material for the production of packaging for food and beverages.
The proposed facility will be located in Albury/Wodonga to service markets across the East Coast and create approximately 30 local jobs in regional Australia.
It is anticipated that the facility will be operational by December 2021.
For more information refer to the joint media release.
