A few days ago, Deputy District Mayor Liang Dong went to the World Expo Creative Show to investigate the 2024 Budweiser Asia-Pacific Sustainable Packaging Conference of "Carbon Performance, Net Future".
The 2024 Budweiser APAC Sustainable Packaging Conference focuses on Budweiser APAC's green solutions and latest achievements in the field of multi-level product packaging, and invites more than 200 guests, including industry associations, government representatives, and Budweiser APAC supplier representatives, to jointly "carbon" the packaging to achieve zero net. Budweiser APAC works with partners across the value chain and upstream and downstream suppliers to help reduce carbon emissions, respond to climate change, promote multi-level participation in China's dual carbon goals and commitments, and convey the voice of green transformation in Asia.
Liang Dong fully affirmed the significance of this conference and Budweiser APAC's sense of social responsibility, and said that Budweiser APAC regards sustainable development as its business, contributes to the high-quality development of China's economy with green and new quality productivity, actively responds to China's "dual carbon" goals, and sets a new benchmark and provides new energy for promoting the low-carbon transformation of the industry. We look forward to working with Budweiser APAC and more leading enterprises in the region to deepen cooperation, jointly explore new paths for green development, and make greater contributions to the realization of China's "dual carbon" goals."
Budweiser APAC thanked the Huangpu District Government for its long-term support to the company, and said that as a leader in sustainable development in the industry, Budweiser APAC will continue to build the competitiveness of the low-carbon transformation of the entire beer industry chain, implement the new green development concept, build a new development pattern, accelerate the ambition of net-zero across the entire value chain by 2040, and create a sustainable future of co-prosperity and symbiosis.