E.I. Papadopoulou S.A. is launching a major new investment project worth nearly €60 million, seeking to have it included in the Strategic Investments scheme, with the aim of expanding its production capacity at the Volos plant.
According to the text of the public consultation posted by Enterprise Greece, the investment involves the expansion of the existing production facility in the Volos Industrial Zone A, in the Dimini area, through the construction of new production and storage facilities within the existing privately owned plot. The total investment amounts to €59.59 million, and is expected to create at least 30 new jobs.
The company, one of Greece’s most recognizable food manufacturers, cites increased demand and the limitations of its existing facilities as the main reasons for the new expansion.
The project aims to boost overall production capacity, further automate the production process, improve product quality, and enhance competitiveness in international markets. The Papadopoulou factory in Volos has been in operation since 1980 and serves as a key production hub for the industry.