Napco expands into extrusion coating, rotogravure printing and aluminium lidding

Exhibiting at Gulfood Manufacturing 2015 in Dubai, with its sister company ROTOPAK the two companies target the food, dairy, beverage, catering, and ice cream sectors in the Arabian Gulf, Africa, Europe and South Asia.
Sarkis Dagher, vice president, Market Development, told DairyReporter, the company is looking to expand in KSA, Egypt, UAE, Lebanon and the US.
"The global sustainability megatrend is changing our world and is having a measurable impact on companies’ top and bottom lines," he said.
"We at Napco and Rotopak are anticipating and managing current and future economic, environmental and social opportunities and risks by focusing on quality, innovation and productivity. Also, the evolution of the shale gas in North America was another game changer to shift the expansion of the petrochemical sector from East to West.
“Several mega-scale petrochemical projects will start operating cost-effectively in 2018-2020. The impact will allow our US converters to compete with us in the European and Asian markets leveraging on the resin and energy costs. We also hope to reach out to the promising market of South America.”
Flexographic and offset pre-printing
With flexographic and offset pre-printing capabilities, Napco and ROTOPAK display packaging with strong graphics to build brand equity and communicate logo, messaging, and overall brand image.
“We are a regional manufacturer of flexible packaging used to display, ship and cater food and beverage products. Our customers are multi-national companies as well as renowned local companies.”
“We have expanded our capabilities to cater to our customers’ needs in the food and beverage industries and meet their projected growth. We will expand and diversify further our customer base and penetrate the rigid packaging market," added Dagher.
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