Tetra Pak to close Singapore factory affecting 300 workers


The company said it is consolidating its Singapore-based packaging material production into its other factories in the region. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Food processing and packaging company Tetra Pak will be closing its plant in Jurong, a move that will affect about 300 employees based in Singapore, mainly in manufacturing.

The company said on Tuesday it was consolidating its Singapore-based packaging material production into its other factories in the region, a response in part to “changing market dynamics”.

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