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Toni Meggle opening a new Tetra Pak EDGE Production Line

Published: May 27, 2016
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meggleWorld famous businessman and owner of the global brand Meggle will officially open a new production line in Bihać today.

As one of the most significant investors in economic development in BiH, Meggle will launch the new production line Tetra Pak EDGE in the dairy in Bihać.

In this year, Meggle invested about 16 million BAM in the development of business and in BiH economy.

Moreover, Meggle gathers around 2.500 farmers who produce domestic raw materials across the country, and over 200 employees whose aim is to place on the market the best of the domestic milk, the company stated.

During the visit to Bihać, Toni Meggle will also meet with the Mayor and high officials from BiH.

(Source: akta.ba/photo: meggle.com

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