This is news that augurs a year full of projects for the American giant of sodas and soft drinks.
A few days ago, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), the Coca-Cola bottler for Europe and Asia-Pacific, announced the closure of the group's historic factory in France, in Clamart ( Hauts-de-Seine), to transfer activities to its other Ile-de-France site in Grigny (Essonne).
“If we want to develop, we could not stay in Clamart, where it is impossible to expand,”
explains François Gay-Bellile, the boss of the French subsidiary of CCEP.
After an initial investment of 114 million euros in Grigny, we plan to invest an additional 32 million there to make it a center of excellence, particularly in circular packaging.
We will have both an automated warehouse and a new returnable glass line for our carbonated and non-carbonated drinks.”
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