Adetoro Adetayo Adetoro is the Co-Publisher and Editor at Susinsight. Her work covers the economic trends, environmental shifts, and social changes shaping the African continent. She holds an MSc in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and a BSc in Chemical Engineering. Adetoro also operates as a Sustainability Professional from Nigeria.

Brewing a Better World: The Nigerian Breweries Impact Story

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Illustration by Tomi Abe

Founded in 1946, Nigerian Breweries Plc stands tall as Nigeria's biggest and oldest brewing company. This dominant player in West Africa's beverage market offers a diverse range of products, including lagers, stouts, non-alcoholic malt drinks, and energy drinks. Quality and sustainability form the core values driving this company. Understanding consumer needs, enhancing life enjoyment through their products, and demonstrating care for people and the planet guide their innovative approach and ambitious goals.

Nigerian Breweries has seamlessly incorporated Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) objectives into its operations. The company aims to "brew a better world" by focusing on environmental sustainability, social inclusivity, and responsible consumption. Collaboration with stakeholders is central, ensuring shared goals and minimizing negative impacts. By embedding CSR into its business fabric, Nigerian Breweries exceeds industry standards, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable and responsible business practices. This unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on customers, employees, the environment, and society at large sets the company apart.

Nigerian Breweries has developed a robust set of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies. These policies are deeply rooted in the company's commitment to responsible business practices and aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The enterprise is dedicated to supporting the UN SDGs by enhancing its sustainability agenda. The company aims to thrive alongside the planet and its communities.

On the path to becoming an inclusive, fair, and . . .

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Adetoro Adetayo Adetoro is the Co-Publisher and Editor at Susinsight. Her work covers the economic trends, environmental shifts, and social changes shaping the African continent. She holds an MSc in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and a BSc in Chemical Engineering. Adetoro also operates as a Sustainability Professional from Nigeria.