Printcare Packaging East Africa Ltd. has chosen Africa Logistics Properties’ (ALP) -West Logistics Park in Limuru, Kenya, to establish its plant.
Meanwhile,the plant will occupy 75,000m2 and invest $10 million, employing 100 individuals initially and 150 in the second phase.
However, this decision highlights the increasing demand for cutting-edge logistics solutions in Africa by multinational corporations.
According to Knight Frank’s report, the demand for top-tier warehouses in Africa exceeds the supply, with Kenya’s purpose-built facilities having an 80 per cent occupancy rate.
Thus,ALP’s world-class facilities have attracted internationally renowned companies like USN Kenya, Tigoni Grown, and Avo Group.
ALP’s stringent quality meets the highest standards in warehousing and logistics, including Europe’s standards for warehouse development.
However,the park’s strategic location, modern infrastructure, and unparalleled services make it the preferred hub for state-of-the-art logistics solutions.
Richard Hough, CEO of ALP, emphasized the park’s commitment to exceeding compliance criteria and operating at the highest international standards.
“The selection of our park by a globally recognized company like Print Care underlines the quality and strategic advantages our facilities offer,” said Richard Hough.
Prashantha Dias, Director of Print care Packaging East Africa Limited, explained that they chose ALP for its strategic location, international quality construction, and top-tier infrastructure.
“We chose ALP West Logistics Park for its strategic location and commitment to international quality construction, aligning perfectly with our stringent EU compliance requirements,”Prashantha Dias noted.
Consequently,ALP continues to invest in enhancing its facilities and services, maintaining its position as an industry leader.
The ALP West Logistics development offers 100,000m2 of Grade A warehousing space on 49 acres of land.
Therefore, ALP and Print care Packaging East Africa Limited are poised to establish a cutting-edge facility in Kenya, meeting the highest international benchmarks.
