Nefab opens first Mexican plant for ExPak foldable packaging

Nefab has opened a 7,000 sqm plant at Sabinal Industrial Park in Apodaca, Nuevo León, to manufacture its ExPak foldable industrial packaging in Mexico for the first time. The project is expected to create 100 jobs and targets automotive, electronics and data centre customers in the Monterrey area. The company has not disclosed planned production volumes.

Why this mattersLocal ExPak production places Nefab's foldable industrial packaging next to Monterrey's automotive, electronics and data-centre supply chains.

• Plant covers 7,000 square metres at Sabinal Industrial Park, Apodaca, Nuevo León
• Facility is Nefab's first Mexican manufacturing site for the ExPak line
• Project expected to create 100 jobs in operations, engineering and administration
• ExPak boxes are made from plywood and galvanised steel profiles, foldable and assembled without nails
• Target industries include automotive, electronics and data centres
• Production volumes and delivery timelines not disclosed

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