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Uiltje Brewing Company

Brewery record brewery in Netherlands.

Uiltje Brewing Company is Brewery record located in Netherlands. It is operated by Royal Swinkels. The site dates to 2012. It is one of 37 industrial & regional breweries mapped in Netherlands on BreweryAtlas (pub microbreweries excluded). Public source fields used on this profile: wikidata-biggroup. Located in Netherlands, this brewery is part of a significant regional and industrial brewing sector that operates across diverse climates and production scales. No source-backed facility CO₂ figure is displayed for Uiltje Brewing Company.

CountryNetherlands
Region / state
Size classBrewery record
Owner / groupRoyal Swinkels
CO₂ emissions (2024)— not reported
Year2012
Sourceswikidata-biggroup

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Uiltje Brewing Company is operated by Royal Swinkels. Royal Swinkels is a major brewing group with operations across multiple countries and a significant footprint in global beer production.

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