Tanzania Breweries Plc (TBL) is making a lasting impact on Tanzanian communities and farmers through innovative sustainability initiatives, according to its 2024 Sustainability Report released under the theme “Grow, Brew, Sustain.”
The report highlights TBL’s efforts to empower more than 2,500 farmers in Central and Northern Tanzania by providing financial support, training, and extension services to improve crop yields and livelihoods.
At the same time, over 25,000 retailers across the country have benefited from financial literacy programs, mentorship, and digital tools, strengthening local businesses and supporting economic growth.
On environmental sustainability, TBL has achieved a water efficiency ratio of 2.73 hectolitres per hectolitre at high-stress sites and uses 92 percent of packaging from returnable or recycled materials.
The company also recorded zero fatalities in 2024 thanks to strict safety compliance and training programs.
Belgian Ambassador to Tanzania, Peter Huyghebaert, praised TBL for setting a high standard in corporate responsibility across Africa.
He said the company demonstrates how businesses can simultaneously drive economic growth, empower communities, and support climate action.
TBL’s Enjoy Like a Boss campaign, in partnership with the Red Cross, reached millions of Tanzanians to promote responsible drinking and road safety, reflecting the brewer’s commitment to societal wellbeing.
Founded in 1933, TBL operates breweries in Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Mwanza, and Mbeya, as well as a distillery in Dar es Salaam.
Its portfolio includes over 15 brands, including Safari Lager, Kilimanjaro Premium Lager, Castle Lite, Balimi Lager, Flying Fish, Konyagi, and Brutal Fruits.
As part of AB InBev, the world’s largest brewer, TBL remains committed to sustainability, community development, and inclusive growth as key pillars of its business strategy.
