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India coffee maker invests 20 mln USD to double capacity of Vietnam facility

Coffee company CCL Products India Ltd (Continental Coffee), based in Andhra Pradesh, is investing 20 million USD in doubling the capacity of its coffee manufacturing facility in Vietnam, Times of India reported.
India coffee maker invests 20 mln USD to double capacity of Vietnam facility ảnh 1CCL Products India coffee products. (Photo: CCL Products India)
New Delhi (VNA) – Coffee company CCL ProductsIndia Ltd (Continental Coffee), based in Andhra Pradesh, is investing 20million USD in doubling the capacity of its coffee manufacturing facility inVietnam, Times of India reported.

The capacity of the Vietnam facility, which makes about13,000 – 14,000 metric tonnes per annum (mtpa) spray dried coffee for globalmarkets, are expected to double to 26,000 mtpa by the end of 2022, said CCLProducts CEO Praveen Jaipuriar.

“The doubling of the Vietnam capacities will take our totalcapacities to 50,000 – 55,000 mtpa and help fuel our growth in the next 2 – 3years,” he said.

Elaborating on the reasons for expanding in Vietnam,Jaipuriar pointed out that Vietnam not only offers a tariff advantage forexports but is also a strong coffee growing country, which means the proximityto the raw material also cuts down on freight costs.

Currently, CCL has a total capacity of 36,000 – 37,000 mtpa,a chunk of which is exported. This includes 25,000 mtpa in India across plantsat Duggirala, Vijayawada.

Having clocked revenues of around 12.42 billion INR (167million USD) in financial year 2020-2021, CCL is now eyeing revenues of around 16billion INR in the current fiscal./.
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