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MCC announces new IML production plant in Brazil

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MCC announces new IML production plant in Brazil

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MCC, one of the largest label companies in the world, has announced its new in mold labeling (IML) production plant in Louveira, Brazil, opening early 2025.

The potential of in-mold labeling technology continues to grow as new regions and market segments are exploring IML’s numerous benefits. Following its commitment to be local and close to customers, MCC is opening a new IML production facility in Louveira, near Sao Paulo in Brazil. This strategic expansion will strengthen the relationship with regional customers, serving them with high-quality IML labels in the best and most sustainable way.

“Customer centricity is one of our key pillars. Our aim is to always be close to customers and whenever possible, support them in their own language following local customs. Our Brazil-based sales representative has been instrumental in building our local presence over the last couple of years. Aiming to meet the growing demand and tighten our partnership with existing and future customers, we’re taking IML production to Brazil,” says Mathieu Nieuwenhuyse, senior vice president global IML at MCC.

The new IML plant will be adjacent to the existing MCC plant (formerly known as Flexcoat’s label and lamination operations). MCC’s team is working tirelessly to ensure the new facility is equipped with the latest IML technology, adhering to the highest standards of environmental sustainability.

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