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Advancing the net-zero journey: Carlsberg Vietnam’s sustainability progress in 2025

Vietnam accelerates its green transition and advances towards its national target of net-zero emissions by 2050, sustainability is increasingly shaping how businesses operate, grow, and create long-term value for society.

rakesh by rakesh
12/01/2026
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For Carlsberg Vietnam, sustainability is not a short-term campaign or a time-bound destination. It is a long-term journey alongside the country and the communities where the business operates, guided by the Carlsberg Group’s Together Towards ZERO & Beyond framework, which defines sustainability commitments across the entire value chain, from production and supply chain operations, to people and communities, says a post in Vietnam Investment Review portal.

With more than three decades of presence in Vietnam, Carlsberg has remained committed to its purpose of “brewing for a better today and tomorrow”, grounded in the belief that growth is only meaningful when it goes together with responsibility. Building on this foundation, Carlsberg Vietnam has articulated clear sustainability ambitions, including the commitment to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in production by 2028, contributing to Vietnam’s Net Zero 2050 goal.

In 2025, these commitments entered a phase of clearer and more tangible implementation. Progress was reflected through concrete advances in operational performance, responsible resource management, the strengthening of a safety-first culture, and the continued expansion of long-term community programmes. This steady progress was also reflected through recognition from several respected awards.

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