The site has been designed to fulfil both the company's and its third-party customers’ needs.
Jim Fitterling, Chair and Chief Executive Officer, is set to become the Executive Chair of the Board. Karen S. Carter will then succeed Fitterling as CEO.
The move will see Curbell Plastics operate across 31 locations nationwide.
The company has achieved over 70% of its overall target.
The move will strengthen the company’s position with its customers, while also expanding its capabilities in plasticising components.
Portugal becomes the 19th European country to implement this kind of system, and the first sizable market in Southern Europe to adopt a DRS.
The Ireland-based company primarily supplies dairy, food, and technical closures.
The company is set to bring its victory electric and WINTEC e-win machines, allowing attendees to get up close with the injection moulding machinery.
The move is because of rising legislative polystyrene bans.
The initiative provides companies with the opportunity to reimagine their products by utilising an alternative to oil-based plastics.
He will oversee operations in the UK, Ireland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Finland, and the Netherlands.
The move will create a clean, high-quality stream of recycled materials and promote a circular economy for Singapore’s beverage containers.
