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Taiwan Tsing Beer Co. (台灣青啤), of the Sanyo Whisbih group, opened the Long Chuan tourist brewery at Neipu, Pingtung County, in 2005 on 8.6 hectares. It first brewed Tsingtao beer for Taiwan, then Long Chuan beers and, as a contract brewer, Japanese brands and Heineken's Tiger. Heineken took the majority and management of the operator, Long Chuan Zuan Co., on 1 July 2022 and began brewing Heineken there in the first quarter of 2024; on 26 April 2024 it announced NT$13.5 billion of investment over five years. unverified info