The 22,000sqm polymer and packaging facility will produce 100 percent sustainable products
Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi–KEZAD Group, the largest operator of integrated and purpose-built economic zones and ETG Bio Green Polymer, a global leader in sustainable manufacturing have announced the signing of a 50-year land lease agreement to establish a state-of-the-art compostable polymers factory in KEZAD A (KEZAD Al Ma’mourah).
The new facility will produce 100 percent sustainable polymers, helping manufacturers transition to plastic-free packaging solutions.
ETG is investing AED 150mn in the 22,000sqm facility reinforcing its commitment to pioneering green technologies for its polymers business and contributing to a circular economy. The plant will manufacture compostable polymer resin, which will facilitate the packaging industry’s move toward sustainable solutions, and boost KEZAD’s efforts in leading the development of a sustainable manufacturing hub.
Strategic market access
The new ETG facility will leverage KEZAD’s world-class infrastructure, strategic market access, a business-friendly environment with favourable policies and regulatory support to accelerate its market presence in the region.
“As a leader in bio compostable packaging solutions, ETG’s presence in KEZAD is a significant step forward in our endeavours to drive sustainability in industrial development and will contribute to reducing environmental impact and promoting a circular economy,” Mohamed Al Khadar Al Ahmed, CEO, Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi-KEZAD Group.
Sustainability
“At ETG, we believe sustainability is the future of packaging. Our new facility in KEZAD marks a critical step in eliminating plastic,” remarked Kishore Kumar Reddy, CEO and Co-founder, ETG.
“We are excited to partner with KEZAD Group, which shares our vision for a greener planet,” noted Shoukath Ali, Cofounder, ETG.
“Together, we will drive innovation, support the UAE’s sustainability goals, and set a new benchmark for eco-friendly manufacturing in the region,” concluded Tariq Iqbal, Cofounder, ETG.
