Dabur India invest USD 15 million to line up an export-oriented facility for manufacturing a spread of fruit-based beverages in Sri Lanka at Gampaha, north of Colombo.The new producing facility can have a capability to provide 2.8 lakh cases of fruit-based beverages each month, and can be commissioned in August-September 2012.The plant will initially employ 75 people when operational, and the company plans to increase number of staff to around 200 by 2013-14. Dabur’s Food business had reported over 28% growth in 2010-11 despite the provision constraints.
Apart from Sri Lanka, Dabur already has producing units in neighbouring Bangladesh and Nepal. It conjointly has facilities in Dubai and Ras-al-Khaimah in UAE, except for Nigeria, Egypt and Turkey.
Apart from Sri Lanka, Dabur already has producing units in neighbouring Bangladesh and Nepal. It conjointly has facilities in Dubai and Ras-al-Khaimah in UAE, except for Nigeria, Egypt and Turkey.