Packaging company Faller purchases commercial property in Inried, located in Waldkirch.
Faller Packaging Group to Consolidate Operations in Waldkirch
After a series of negotiations, the Faller Packaging Group has signed a purchase contract for over 30,000 square meters in the new industrial area of Inried, Waldkirch. The agreement, which was sealed last week at the notary's office, marks the end of previous land disputes and paves the way for the company's expansion.
The Faller Packaging Group, headquartered in Waldkirch since 1882, has decided to consolidate its two current sites in the city at the new location. The move will establish a modern, secure workplace for the company, which operates in the packaging industry.
The development plan for the new industrial area of Inried was implemented with this agreement. CEO Dagmar Schmidt, who was present at the contract signing, sees the new area as offering planning security and opportunities for further development. Mayor Michael Schmieder, also present at the signing, highlighted the close ties of the Faller Packaging Group with the city of Waldkirch.
The mayor of Waldkirch also emphasised that the new location will serve as an economic hub. In the years after 2024, the city of Waldkirch together with Faller Packaging Group plans to expand infrastructure and build additional industrial buildings by implementing the purchase of over 30,000 square meters in the new Inried industrial area.
CEO Dagmar Schmidt was also joined at the signing by the company's leadership team, including other key personnel. The mayor of Waldkirch, Michael Schmieder, was also present at the event.
The Faller Packaging Group's move to the new location in Inried will see it leave its current sites in the city. This consolidation is expected to streamline operations and improve efficiency for the company.
The city of Waldkirch did not provide an image in this paragraph, but the new location is sure to be a significant development for the city's economy and industrial sector. The Faller Packaging Group's expansion is a testament to the city's attractiveness as a location for businesses, and its commitment to supporting the growth of local industries.
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