Lao Brewery Company backs Made in Laos Exhibition 2026 to boost local businesses, promote Lao products

Lao Brewery Company (LBC) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting local businesses and promoting Lao-made products through its strategic partnership with the Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LNCCI) in organising the Made in Laos 2026 exhibition.
The partnership reflects the company’s continued efforts to strengthen domestic enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), while encouraging consumers to support locally manufactured products and contributing to sustainable economic growth.

The Made in Laos 2026 exhibition, taking place from October 3–11 at the Lao-ITECC Exhibition Centre in Vientiane, brings together 160 businesses from across the country to showcase a diverse range of Lao products and services.
This year’s event features 204 booths representing businesses from 17 provinces and Vientiane, covering eight major sectors, including locally branded products, One District One Product (ODOP) items, textiles, handicrafts, furniture, agricultural products, food and beverages, industrial goods, tourism and logistics.

Huaphanh province, serving as a co-host, has established a special pavilion highlighting its distinctive culture, traditional lifestyles, local cuisine, and tourist attractions.
As a key strategic partner, Lao Brewery Company is supporting the exhibition’s broader objectives of strengthening Lao businesses, promoting domestic production and encouraging greater consumption of locally made goods.
The initiative also aims to help Lao SMEs improve product quality, raise production standards and enhance their competitiveness in domestic and international markets.
By supporting the exhibition, LBC is reinforcing its longstanding commitment to working alongside public and private sector partners to create opportunities for Lao entrepreneurs and contribute to the country’s economic development.
Managing Director of Lao Brewery Company, Mr Henrik Andersen, highlighted the significance of supporting local businesses as a foundation for sustainable national growth.
“By continuing our support for ‘Made in Laos 2026’ we are deeply committed to backing public and private sector initiatives aimed at developing Lao SMEs,” he said. “These businesses are vital building blocks for driving the national economy, serving as models of sustainable business operations, and making meaningful contributions to the steady growth and development of our nation.”
LBC’s participation also provides an opportunity to showcase its own products, particularly the Beerlao family, which has become one of Laos’ most recognisable homegrown brands.
At its exhibition and sales booth, the company is presenting a range of products that reflect its longstanding presence in the Lao market and its efforts to promote Lao identity through internationally recognised brands.
Through its involvement in Made in Laos 2026, LBC is highlighting the importance of cooperation between established companies, emerging entrepreneurs and business organisations in strengthening the domestic economy.
The exhibition also provides a platform for Lao businesses to introduce their products, connect with potential customers and explore opportunities to expand their markets.
LBC’s continued support reflects its commitment to growing alongside Lao society, promoting domestic enterprise and contributing to a more competitive and sustainable business environment.

By Advertorial Desk
 (Latest Update October 9, 2026)