Construction of the plant is scheduled to be launched in June next year, with production potentially to start at the factory in the fall of 2018, company representative Csaba Pitrik was reported as saying. Once the 1,000 square-meter plant starts operating at full capacity, the headcount could reach 55, according to reports.
The plantʼs heating and electrical systems will be partly based on technologies using renewable energy, Pitrik was reported as saying today by online local news source szegedma.hu. The plant will produce technical plastics and food industry packaging, he added.
The investment is part of a six-hectare agricultural logistics industrial park planned for Tiszasziget, szegedma.hu reported.
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