Alpla opens two new plants in Turkey with EUR 30m investment

Alpla has opened two new production plants in Izmir and Adana, Turkey, investing about EUR 30m in total. The sites will supply beverage, food, dairy and home and personal care customers, shortening delivery routes and adding capacity for PET preforms, closures and HDPE/PP bottles. Alpla now runs five plants in Turkey, a market it says accounts for roughly a third of its Africa, Middle East & Turkey region activity.

Why this mattersThe expansion strengthens Alpla's regional supply network in Turkey, a growing consumer goods market it sees as key to its Africa, Middle East & Turkey strategy.

• Alpla invested about EUR 30m in two new plants in Izmir and Adana, Turkey
• The Izmir plant covers about 50,000 sqm and produces PET preforms, closures and HDPE/PET bottles
• The Adana plant covers about 20,000 sqm and focuses on PET preforms and HDPE/PP packaging
• Adana opened on 14 September 2026 and Izmir on 15 September 2026
• Alpla now operates five plants in Turkey: Kocaeli, Ankara, Konya, Adana and Izmir, present since 1992
• Turkey accounts for about a third of production capacity and business activity in Alpla's Africa, Middle East & Turkey region
• Türkiye's annual processing capacity for Alpla rises from about 90,000 tonnes to 120,000 tonnes with the two new plants
• Alpla plans a further EUR 40m (USD 46m) of investment in Türkiye over the next five years
• The İzmir and Adana plants have combined installed solar capacity of about 2.5MW, targeting 15% of energy needs, with İzmir aiming for up to 50% recycled material use