City of Ekurhuleni celebrates the economic impact of beer industry
The City of Ekurhuleni praised the beer industry for adding so much value to the local economy, this was during the third Annual State of the Beer Economy event held at Alberton.
The City of Ekurhuleni, renowned for its thriving business community and dedication to economic growth, acknowledges the contributions of the beer industry to local job creation and revenue generation.
Nomadlozi Nkosi, the MMC for Economic Development in the City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) attended the third Annual State of the Beer Economy event, hosted by South African Breweries at Alrode Brewery in Alberton on September 7.
The occasion offered a forum for participants, business leaders, and government officials to interact and discuss the impact of the beer industry on the regional economy.
Nomadlozi said the city has long regarded the beer sector as an important economic growth engine. The industry supports regional businesses, creates jobs, and generates money for local government through its many-faceted operations.
“I would like to express my gratitude for the opportunity to engage with industry leaders and gain valuable insights into its growth and potential,” said Nomadlozi.
She applauded the SAB for its proactive efforts to educate the public about the possible dangers of binge drinking alcohol and to encourage consumers to act responsibly.
Through several initiatives, the city is still dedicated to assisting and promoting responsible alcohol use. These consist of collaborations with neighbourhood organisations, educational initiatives, and the enforcement of laws to stop underage drinking and discourage alcohol-related harm.
Nkosi emphasised the necessity of collaboration between industry participants, governing bodies, and community organisations when she wrapped up her introductory remarks by emphasising the significance of responsible alcohol consumption and the need for strict adherence to liquor legislation.
