The new office will bring its high-quality paper closer to Middle east customers.
The facility has secured business with several high-profile clients across the region.
ADIA invested in IFCO’s carve-out from Australian logistics group Brambles following a US$2.5bn sale to Triton in 2019.
Capable of processing 300,000 tonnes of waste annually, the plant currently generates 30 megawatts (MW) of power.
The company pledges net-zero emissions by 2050, backed with science-based strategies and global collaboration.
Under the program, customers can dispose of outdated or unused electronics.
Over 30% of luxury packaging sales are expected to come from sustainable products within three years, according to industry leaders surveyed.
The pilot focuses primarily on waste streams from electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), batteries, and packaging.
The new facility will enable Siegwerk to improve logistical efficiency and deliver enhanced technical support to customers across the Middle East.
Since its inception, the drive has diverted a total of 1,998kg of electronic waste from landfills.