Trioworld invests to significantly increase UK stretch film capacity

Trioworld expands its capacity in the United Kingdom through a substantial investment in automated production equipment for hand stretch film. This will enhance our ability to serve the market more efficiently throughout the UK and Europe.

In 2022, Trioworld acquired both Eurofilms and Quality Films, now merged into Trioworld UK, creating a strong position across the country. With this investment, Trioworld UK further strengthens its capacity and the consistent supply of natively produced high-performance conventional and pre-stretched hand film.

“This investment enables Trioworld to increase our production capacity in hand film immediately and expand our business in the rest of Europe,” says Per Holtstrand, Division President, Stretch film at Trioworld. “Hand film is an important part of our business, and this investment demonstrates our commitment to create high value for our customers,” continues Holtstrand.

With the recent launch of Trioworld UK Ltd, Trioworld has a firm base in the home market. From here, we are in an excellent position to serve an even wider range of customers across the UK, not only with high-quality products but also with excellent service and support.

‘’We are committed to leading our industry towards circularity, the combination of this recent investment and our newly launched organisation is an excellent base for this,” says Sonia Griffiths, MD of Trioworld UK.
https://www.trioworld.com/en/media/press-releases/2023/trioworld-invests-to-significantly-increase-uk-stretch-film-capacity/

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