Unilever’s new Egypt line lifts factory capacity by 20%
Egypt’s industry minister opened a new production line at Unilever’s personal-care factory in 6th of October City. The plant’s annual capacity is set to rise 20%, and all output from the new line is designated for export, the report said.
Egypt’s State Information Service reported that Industry Minister Khaled Hashem attended the 26 September opening of the 13th production line at Unilever’s Mashreq personal-care factory. The new line is expected to increase the plant’s annual production capacity by 20%, with all of its output allocated to export markets.
The 22,000-square-metre factory makes personal-care, beauty and home-care products. About 65% of its current production is exported and roughly 80% of manufacturing materials are locally sourced, according to the report. It did not state the plant’s absolute capacity or the cost of the expansion.
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Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)
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