Swedish food processing and packaging solution provider Tetra Pak inaugurated a plant at Vietnam – Singapore II Industrial Park in the southern province of Binh Duong on July 3 to manufacture sterilised paper boxes.
Binh Duong (VNA) – Swedish food processing andpackaging solution provider Tetra Pak inaugurated a plant at Vietnam –Singapore II Industrial Park in the southern province of Binh Duong on July 3to manufacture sterilised paper boxes.
Covering a site of 100,000 sq.m, the plant was built at atotal cost of 120 million EUR (135 million USD) and has a designed capacity of12 billion paper boxes each year, which is expected to amount to 20 billion inthe future.
Its products will be sold at home and abroad, includingASEAN member countries, Australia and New Zealand.
It is the eighth plant built by Tetra Pak in Asia-Pacificand one of the most eco-friendly ones that meet the highest environmentstandards in the world.
Speaking at the event, Tetra Pak’s President and CEO AdolfoOrive said the plant is a strong evidence for the company’s long-termcommitment to doing business in Vietnam, contributing to the country’s economicgrowth and generating more local jobs.-VNA
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At the event (Photo: VNA) 
