The installation comes as manufacturers across the Middle East continue to navigate supply chain disruptions and geopolitical instability affecting the region.
The policy is also expected to encourage improvements in material traceability through mandatory QR code or barcode labelling for plastic packaging.
The program expansion, which aligns with RecyClass’s Recycled Plastics Traceability Certification standard, allows businesses to validate recycled-content claims.
Every product includes a unique QR code and digital traceability record providing verified information on material origin, processing journey and environmental impact.
Domo-Spiff stated that the company will continue to protect the craft that built its reputation while expanding the canvas so that whatever a brand needs to be seen, felt and remembered, Kiakiaprint can deliver it.
The appointment signals an intent to tighten internal controls and improve financial transparency for institutional investors as the company balances high capital expenditure for new recycling plants with debt reduction.
The brand features Spanish-language packaging and bilingual digital content, a rarity in prestige beauty that reflects its Mexican heritage and the influence of Latina consumers in the US beauty market.
The partnership strengthens local access to linerless labelling systems as demand grows for packaging formats that can improve production efficiency and reduce material use.
The focus on packaging aligns with Algeria’s growing food processing and pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors, which require specialised packaging solutions to meet export standards.
The company’s release liner materials also serve a wide range of end-use segments, including composites, food, graphics, industrial and medical applications, with production across Europe and North and South America.