• Detmold Group expands Indian manufacturing operations with a new 19,000sqm facility in Maharashtra.
    Detmold Group expands Indian manufacturing operations with a new 19,000sqm facility in Maharashtra.
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Australian-headquartered, global fibre-based packaging manufacturer Detmold Group has opened a 19,000-square-metre manufacturing and warehousing facility in Chatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad), Maharashtra, India.

The paper plant has been fully operational since late June and will bring the group’s existing Indian operations together at one site.

Detmold Group CEO Sascha Detmold Cox said, “Our new Indian factory will continue to support existing customers whilst enabling growth in key markets including Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and locally in India."

The facility includes insulation, passive and active ventilation, and electronic monitoring and management systems, with the site designed to consider local conditions and energy efficiency.

The new Detmold Group facility in Chatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, spans more than 19,000 square metres of operational floor space.
The new Detmold Group facility in Chatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, spans more than 19,000 square metres of operational floor space.

Detmold Cox said the relocation also aimed to retain the existing workforce.

“A vital component of the relocation was ensuring continuity of employment for our valued workforce thereby retaining our skilled team. We fully sponsored relocation costs for our employees and their families, and are delighted the majority of our workforce moved with us,” she said.

The facility is located 370km east of Mumbai in a region described in the release as a growing industrial hub.

The facility brings Detmold Group’s existing Indian operations together at one location.
The facility brings Detmold Group’s existing Indian operations together at one location.

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