APB Singapore wants Asia to say cheers to zero-alcohol Heineken
In partnership with EDB, it's investing S$3.8m in new 'de-alcoholiser' at Tuas brewery
Janice Heng
Singapore
AFTER becoming the first Asian market for Heineken's zero-alcohol brew Heineken 0.0, Singapore is set to be its supply hub for the Asia-Pacific region, Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore (APBS) managing director Andy Hewson told The Business Times.
In partnership with the Singapore Economic Development Board, APBS is investing S$3.8 million in a new "de-alcoholiser" in its Tuas brewery.
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