DCGpac has opened its new manufacturing facility in Noida, India, aiming to increase the in-house output of sustainable packaging materials.
The 20,000ft² plant has an initial capacity to produce 250t per month.
The facility is structured for backward integration by incorporating raw material sourcing, production, quality checks, and distribution processes.
The plant has been developed through a five-year collaboration with UKHI, a company focused on biodegradable and compostable materials.
DCGpac stated that all materials processed at this location are fully biodegradable and compostable.
The new site will supply packaging products for sectors such as e-commerce, quick commerce, logistics, retail, and direct-to-consumer brands.
Its reach will extend to customers in India, as well as various markets such as the UK, Germany, Australia, and the Middle East.
Production lines at the plant include extrusion, printing, sealing, and finishing operations.
The facility also houses a laboratory for quality control to ensure compliance with different market regulations.
According to DCGpac, this plant is designed to supplement its current network of vendors and manufacturing partners rather than replace them.
The company noted that the move is intended to enhance product development timelines and provide consistency for clients operating globally.
DCGpac founder Suresh Bansal was quoted by Nuffoods Spectrum as saying: “This manufacturing facility is a strategic milestone in our long-term vision of building a global, sustainability-first packaging ecosystem.
“Our partnership with UKHI and our backward integration into manufacturing allows us to control quality, scale faster, and deliver truly sustainable solutions to customers worldwide. We are not just building a factory, we are building future-ready supply chain infrastructure for the next generation of global commerce.”
DCGpac also outlined plans to add more manufacturing facilities under its smart manufacturing approach over the next five years.
Joint investments from the company and its partners are expected to exceed Rs1bn ($10.9m) to address growing domestic and international demand.
