Dunapack Packaging has confirmed that it has broken ground at its Strasswalchen site, Austria. The company is investing €11.5m in a modern high-bay warehouse for semi-finished goods. Commissioning is planned for 2026.
“In the future, the interim storage facility will be operated fully automatically. It covers an area of 55 x 20m and extends over nine levels. State-of-the-art storage and retrieval machines and intelligent operating software guarantee energy-saving operation and fast storage and retrieval processes. Particular attention was paid to modern fire protection and occupational safety in the selection of materials,” said Horst Santner, Managing Director of Dunapack Packaging Strasswalchen.
“The project supports our claim to provide our customers with individual packaging solutions of the highest quality and even more flexibility. It represents a significant step towards energy efficiency and decarbonization and is in line with our commitment to the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi). It underlines our commitment to sustainable development and technological progress,” said Alexander Enzenberg, Managing Director, Dunapack-Packaging.
