French crisps maker Sibell has invested EUR15m (US$19m) in rebuilding its Marseille plant, which was destroyed by fire last summer.
The plant, to be inaugurated later this year, will be equipped with three additional production lines, raising capacity by 40%.
“The rebuilt plant will have the capacity to produce up to 14,000 tonnes annually,” Sibell’s commercial director Gilles Benkemoun told just-food today (24 February).
“Our current annual output is around 8,000 tonnes and a bigger plant will enable us to accommodate global year-on-year growth in the French crisps market of 5% to 7%.”
Employing 140 staff, the company generated a turnover last year of EUR22m.
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