Murree Brewery’s long pour goes global
PROFIT BY PAKISTAN TODAY • • 1 min read

Profit reported that Murree Brewery placed a newspaper advertisement on April 29, 2026, asking distributors to help it sell its beers and other brews abroad. For most businesses such a notice is ordinary, but Profit noted that the company is Pakistan's oldest and largest brewery. The publication framed the advertisement as a shift, since export activity of this kind was once hard to imagine in Pakistan.
The report notes that the firm kept making its beers, spirits and malt drinks through wartime, Partition, prohibition, periods of official scrutiny and social disapproval. The publication described the export call as a break from that past, since the company now seeks partners abroad. No sales figures, export markets or timelines are given in the text available.
At a glance
- Murree Brewery ran a newspaper advertisement on April 29, 2026 seeking distributors.
- The company is described as Pakistan's oldest and largest brewery.
- The notice asks distributors to help export its brews.
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