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Rajasthan revokes Carlsberg India plant consent in Alwar

2026-10-13 · 1 source · Mint Companies

In short

Rajasthan’s pollution board revoked the operating consent for Carlsberg India’s Alwar unit. The permit had been granted on April 24, 2024.

This could affect beer production and supply, but the report does not say why the consent was taken back. It is also unclear if the plant has shut down.

What the reporting says

Rajasthan's pollution control board revoked the consent to operate for Carlsberg India's Alwar facility, which had been granted on April 24, 2024. The reported action could affect production at the unit, but the source does not state the reason for the revocation, whether operations have stopped, or whether beer supply and prices will change. No further company response is provided in the available reporting.

Why it matters

Rajasthan's pollution control board revoked the consent to operate for Carlsberg India's Alwar facility. The permit had been granted on April 24, 2024, according to the reporting. The available source does not state why the consent was revoked, whether the unit must immediately shut, or what the effect will be on beer output, supply or prices.

Touches: Carlsberg India, Companies, Government

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