Heineken International B.V. Local Sourcing in Africa 29 th October 2014 Paul Stanger Local Sourcing Director Africa & Middle East
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Heineken International B.V.
Local Sourcing in Africa
29th October 2014
Paul Stanger Local Sourcing Director Africa & Middle East
Long-standing presence in Africa
Legend
Operations Production Footprint
Consolidated Consolidated
Joint Ventures / Participations
Joint Venture / Participations
Export
56 plants in 23 countries
Market leader positions
Source: Plato May and August 2012 * Joint venture or Associate investment
Legend
Africa & Middle East
Other regions
Significant part of HEINEKEN’s total
business..
Data for the year ended 2013
HEINEKEN BRALIMA:
in DRC since 1923
Total farmer families involved: +/- 100.000
Benefits local farmers Knowledge, productivity, profitability, food security, improved livelihoods.
Benefits HEINEKEN Shorter supply chain, reduced forex & price volatility, lower transport costs, improved carbon footprint.
Local Sourcing in Africa60%
by 2020
Local Sourcing in Africa
60% by 2020
HEINEKEN / BRALIMA
Dutch Government
EUCORD (NGO)
Local Sourcing in Africa
DRC & Burundi
Challenges & Results Public – Private Partnership
8
Looking ahead
in DRC
• Rice
• PPP project ends December 2014
• Transition to ‘business as usual’
• Monitoring to ensure sustainability
• Sugar
• Next major local sourcing opportunity
• raw & refined sugar
• Looking for support and partners
GROWING TOGETHER
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