Posted on :Tuesday , 2nd April 2024

Printcare has chosen to establish its manufacturing and packaging facility at the ALP West Logistics Park located in Limuru, Kenya.

With activities scheduled to begin in next year, the new plant will comply with EU compliance criteria.

With operations in India and Sri Lanka, the business has expanded into other industries including apparel, footwear, beverages, and pharmaceuticals.

The packaging business is expected to grow by about five percent until 2026, which coincides with the company's arrival into Kenya.

"We selected ALP West Logistics Park due to its advantageous location and dedication to building of international calibre, which perfectly matches our strict EU compliance requirements," stated Prashantha Dias, Director of Printcare Packaging East Africa Ltd.

“Our needs for worldwide operations are met by ALP's strategic placement and commitment to maintaining first-rate infrastructure. As a result of this decision, we will be able to build a state-of-the-art facility in Kenya that will meet the strictest international standards for efficiency”, Dias added.

The park's advantageous location, according to the company, makes it the first choice for companies looking for innovative and effective logistics solutions.

Situated on 49 acres of zoned and serviced land, the facility will house 100,000 m³ of Grade A warehouse space.

"The fact that Printcare, a well-known global company, chose our park highlights the quality and strategic advantages our facilities offer," said Africa Logistics Properties CEO Richard Hough. “ALP stays dedicated to surpassing compliance criteria, ensuring our partners operate at the highest international standards”.