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Greiner opens big bottle facility near Tallinn

14.12.2009, 13:10

Austrian processor Greiner Packaging has opened a new 3700 sqm facility in Tabasalu near Tallinn to strengthen its market position in the Baltic States and Scandinavia.

The company announced that the facility will specialise in blowmolding of large ketchup and mustard bottles for the Norwegian conglomerate Orkla.

The 4.4 litre bottles, sold to commercial customers such as restaurants and company cafeterias, will be extrusion blowmolded of high-density polyethylene. The site took one year to build and bring online.

Greiner Packaging, one of Europe’s largest processors of rigid plastics packaging, also has processing facilities in Eastern Europe in Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia, plus Russia.

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