Verstraete IML nears completion of Maldegem factory

By Jenny Eagle

- Last updated on GMT

The factory in Maldegem, Belgium
The factory in Maldegem, Belgium
Verstraete IML will complete an additional 2,400 m² of production space by opening a factory in Maldegem, Belgium, in December.

The ground floor of the building will accommodate new technologies, customer requirements and improve delivery times.

Expanded from 400 to 550 employees

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Koen Verstraete

Koen Verstraete, general manager, Verstraete IML, told FoodProductionDaily, the company is growing fast globally and is investing in its people, machines, technology and infrastructure.

In the past year, it has expanded from 400 to 550 employees.

The new construction is perfectly on schedule and hand-over of the building is expected towards the end of November 2015​,” he said.

In December and January, we are planning to move the machines, furnish the offices and move in. So at the beginning of 2016, you will already find our colleagues in the new facility​.

Upstairs, our employees will get the space to develop fully: in the new offices, meeting rooms and multi-purpose room. Verstraete IML wants to inspire and encourage its employees with a pleasant working environment and the right tools​.”

Verstraete in mould labels has over 25 years of experience in offset-printing labels on polypropylene for injection moulding, blow moulding and thermoforming.

The company produces over 45 million in mould labels (IML) every day for numerous segments within the packaging industry, including dairy, salads and health care. 

Clients include converters and brand owners, such as Mondelez and Unilever.

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