Machinery & Equipment

The site’s WPP bags feature mite-preventive laser venting (letting air out while blocking mites) and precision hot-air sealing that adapts to various bag sizes for durability and product safety.

By combining Imdaad’s FM and environmental expertise with Clean City’s local strengths, municipal services, hazardous/e-waste treatment, and sorting equipment, the JV creates a platform for sustainable solid waste management.

Using strict safety protocols like controlled access and real-time monitoring, the facility turns most hazardous industrial waste from landfill fodder into valuable energy.

Polytag’s detection units at MRFs capture real-time barcode-level data as tagged packaging enters recycling streams.

Ideal for meat, seafood, dairy, ready meals, dried goods, and any food requiring safe, hygienic packaging.

The acquisition of the six‑colour press enhances GPCL’s current machinery lineup, allowing the company to provide higher‑value printing solutions to corporate clients, publishers, and government agencies.

The new metallizer will enhance IPAK’s production capacity for premium metallized packaging films, which are widely used in food packaging, pharmaceutical blister foils, decorative packaging, and industrial applications.

The new operation is intended to help customers manage shorter lead times, changing forecasts and the move towards paperisation.

The glass packaging produced at the factory is fully recyclable, reducing the environmental impact of pharmaceutical packaging waste while supporting Kenya’s circular economy objectives.

The plant manufactures glass vials and ampoules in multiple sizes and formats, in line with China’s Good Manufacturing Practices for pharmaceutical packaging.