KT&G to Build Eco-Friendly Tobacco Packaging Factory in South Korea

Aug.31.2022
KT&G to Build Eco-Friendly Tobacco Packaging Factory in South Korea
KT&G plans to build an eco-friendly tobacco packaging factory in Sejong City, using renewable energy and advanced technology.

Photo credit: KT&G


According to a report by The Korea Herald, KT&G is planning to build an eco-friendly tobacco packaging factory in Sejong City.


According to the 180 billion Korean won ($133.5 million) project, the factory will be constructed before 2025 in the Sejong Future Industrial Zone developed by the local manufacturing companies and the government.


KT&G has announced that the factory will produce tobacco packaging, such as cigarette paper and boxes, using state-of-the-art logistics automation systems and digital printing technology.


The company is committed to leading the way in energy and environmental design, aiming to obtain environmental certification through the use of renewable energy, including solar power, as well as upgrading air (pollution) and wastewater infrastructure.


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