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The Kruger Packaging Group has injected new funds into its LaSalle and Place Turcot facilities in Quebec, Canada, for various modernization projects to be completed this year at a total cost of nearly $20 million, as the company said in the press release received by Lesprom Network.
The LaSalle packaging plant recently dedicated a new state-of-the-art converting line after investing almost $10 million. The integrated, high-speed production line, which prints, folds and glues corrugated packaging, produces 24,000 boxes per hour, or 400 per minute, making it one of the fastest currently on the market. The European-made, fully automated machine also features a twin-head strapping machine.
The new line, which operates 24/7, accounts for more than one-third of the plant’s production capacity and gives it the new momentum needed to meet growing demand in the eco-friendly packaging sector.
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