Quilmes Brewery and Maltery has achieved significant growth in its exports, becoming a global leader. Currently, one in four beers produced by the company is made with barley from the Province of Buenos Aires, highlighting its commitment to local products. Last year, the company sold 65% more liters of beer abroad and plans to continue expanding into new markets such as Canada, Mexico, and Ecuador until 2025.
In 2024, Quilmes Brewery and Maltery reported exports of $458 million, a 10% increase compared to the previous year. This success was supported by the export of over one million tons of grains, marking a 29% increase compared to the prior year. These achievements have positioned the company as a sales leader in its industry, significantly contributing to the national economy.
Argentina has strengthened its regional presence in the sector, standing out as the main supplier of barley and malt in South America and establishing itself as one of the main exporting complexes in the country. Martín Ticinese, president of Quilmes Brewery and Maltery, celebrated the results obtained, highlighting the commitment of local producers to ensure the quality of Argentine barley in the international market.
The company has diversified its exports, venturing into new destinations such as Chile, Australia, and Japan. Among its achievements is a 31% increase in barley exports and a 27% increase in malt, which has contributed to the sustained growth of the company. This success is the result of a strong value chain involving over 130,000 people, from production in the field to the final product reaching the consumer.
In summary, Quilmes Brewery and Maltery has demonstrated consistent growth in its exports, establishing itself as a reference in the brewing industry at an international level. With a focus on the quality of its products and the opening of new markets, the company continues to take the Quilmes brand to increasingly distant corners of the world.
