aQuellé production line upgrade
BRAND ACTIVITY
Dec 3rd, 12:13
To increase factory capacity, aQuelle recently commissioned a new state-of-the-art production line, which includes a blow-moulder, filler, labeller, shrink-wrapper and palletizer. This addition has increased capacity by 60%.
aQuelle’s sustained growth is easily illustrated in the increase in the factory size, from a mere 360 square metres when production first started, to a staggering 14 000 square metres today. Sure proof that South Africans can’t get enough of this refreshingly home grown brand.
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