The combined business was uniquely positioned to deliver greater value, broader capabilities, and stronger innovation to customers across India’s packaging ecosystem.
The order builds on Lindner’s wider expansion in India, including its 2024 launch of Lindner Recyclingtech Bharat and its cooperation with Erema through Blueone Solutions and Erema India.
The new facility is expected to expand production capacity for sustainable paper-based packaging materials.
The transition requires zero capital expenditure.
By partnering with CBC India, Metalco-Alupack gains access to Indian pharmaceutical manufacturers without establishing its own distribution network.
Its longer-term goal is to expand market coverage from around 50 percent of India currently to 75-80 percent over the next three to five years.
The nine permitted sizes are: 200 ml, 500 ml, 1 litre, 2 litres, 5 litres, 10 litres, 15 litres, and 20 litres.
The priority is to recoup ground lost in the US market due to tariff policies. The firm is pursuing double-digit growth in domestic converting and a 30-40 percent growth objective in packaging businesses.
The pouches are designed to degrade through a process where the polymer structure breaks down into bioavailable wax, which soil microbes consume as an energy source.
The Sira facility’s new line is equipped with fully automated online vision systems, which use cameras and machine vision algorithms to inspect every container for defects such as cracks, flash, or dimensional variation.