
The Theoni company is making another investment for the creation of a new production line and a new storage and logistics service center, in order to meet the growing demand for bottled water, both from the domestic and the international market.
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The new line, as OT wrote, will increase the production volume by 60% of bottles / day in packages of 500ml and 1500ml and is expected to be completed by mid-2022, to meet the huge summer demand in Greece, but also in international markets, as the company recently signed a major trade agreement in the USA. The new logistics center in the area of Ellinopyrgos Mouzaki will operate taking advantage of the latest technology in product management and will be energy green taking advantage of renewable energy sources in its facilities.
The president and CEO Dimitris Tselios, said about the investment: “We are proud of the new big step, always in relation to the people who trust us as partners but also to the final consumers. The new production lines save an increase in market share where, in combination with the innovation that characterizes the company, we are the first natural mineral water in 100% recyclable paper packaging, it marks a leap in the future and I dare say a doubling of the company “.
According to the company, the new investment will create many new jobs and thus significantly strengthen the economy in the local community.
“In a difficult time due to the global crisis that Greece is trying to attract investment, Theoni responds and contributes in practice to development and even in an area that is in great need, especially for young people seeking an opportunity to stay in their home area,” is the strong message.


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