Elopak Expands Little Rock Manufacturing Facility
International packaging manufacturer Elopak will invest $30 million in a new production line at its Little Rock plant.
The company opened its state-of-the-art plant at the Little Rock Port Authority in April with an initial investment of nearly $100 million for two production lines.
"This is a significant achievement. Just four months after we officially opened in Little Rock, we are already in the process of adding two new production lines," said Elopak CEO Thomas Körmendi.
The expansion is driven by global demand for Elopak's sustainable Pure-Pak cartons.
Author's summary: Elopak invests $30 million in new production line.
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