Jindal Films Europe announce a further expansion in its Brindisi plant.
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Jindal Films Europe is proud to announce a further expansion in its Brindisi plant that will create a minimum of 20 highly qualified jobs and add a capacity of a further 50,000 MT on top of the current production volume of the site.
This additionally produced volume will be mainly dedicated to Jindal’s new innovative BOPE speciality film grades, including matt, sealable, coated, metallized and Alox films. The new film developments will be focusing on fully sustainable and recyclable packaging solutions and strongly support the circular economy. In addition to that, this high-efficiency the program will also include the use of solar power and an expansion of the current trigeneration energy systems.
This will also clearly further improve the C02 footprint of our Brindisi Operations. On top of that, all these initiatives will utmost benefit from the close cooperation with Apulia Region Universities and the Italian Research Center based in Brindisi.
Project ‘Horizon’ – Biggest plant in Europe for BOPE- and BOPP film manufacturing
This investment project is designed to further strengthen Jindal Films Europe’s leading role in the BOPE- and BOPP film markets. With a new total capacity of 130,000 MT, Brindisi will become the biggest plant in Europe for BOPE- and BOPP film manufacturing. This project is named “Horizon” because Jindal Films Europe is preparing itself for the future looking ahead to what is beyond “Horizon”.
The Jindal Films Europe Team is looking forward to meeting all big challenges and making use of new innovative business opportunities ahead. We at Jindal are fully committed to supporting all our customers in meeting their sustainability and recyclability objectives for packaging materials.
This investment initiative is the result of close cooperation with Regione Puglia on the basis of the Contratto di Programma, which we appreciate very much.
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