ALPLA expands U.S. operations with new Las Vegas facility
ALPLA is expanding in the western United States and opening a plant in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Located within the Craig Road Logistics Center, the 13,000 square meter site will strengthen ALPLA’s ability to produce plastic bottles for global and domestic customers.
ALPLA is opening a new plant for the production of plastic packaging in North Las Vegas. (Photo: Jeff Hachquet/Hashk Reels)
With a new site in North Las Vegas, ALPLA is moving closer to key customers while providing strategic access to major transportation corridors and regional distribution networks. Beginning operations in spring 2027, the global packaging specialist will manufacture high-quality solutions using the extrusion blow moulding process. As the company's second manufacturing location in the western United States, the facility enables ALPLA to improve its service capabilities and delivery efficiency, as well as to drive growth across the region.
“This investment represents an important step in ALPLA’s long-term North American growth strategy,” says Tasos Pourloukakis, Regional Managing Director of ALPLA North America. “Our North Las Vegas operation will strengthen our ability to serve customers while giving us the capacity and flexibility to adapt as their needs and the market evolve.”
Packaging solutions for a wide range of industries
The North Las Vegas site will serve customers across various industries, including food and beverage, health and beauty, and home care, and provide additional capacity for future partnerships.
“We are strengthening our production network in North America as a system provider of high-quality packaging solutions. At the same time, we are deepening our partnership with our customers and offering new employment opportunities to the North Las Vegas community,” adds Pourloukakis.
ALPLA now operates 19 sites in the United States where North Las Vegas will create 36 new jobs locally. This expansion highlights ALPLA’s ongoing investment in infrastructure and capacity across the country.