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The Kollur foil plant is located 35 km from the city of Hyderabad (famous for the Charminar) in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The 23-acre plant was originally acquired from Annapurna Foils Ltd. by Indal in 2001 and later merged with Hindalco in 2008, consequent to the acquisition of Indal by Hindalco.

The 4,000-tpa plant produces a wide array of high-quality foil and foil laminates ranging from blister foil and poly laminates for pharmaceutical applications and down gauging upto 7-micron thickness used for flexible packaging applications / confectionery industry.

Addressing the potential demand in the foil and packaging segment, Kollur has invested in the latest high-end equipment at par with global standards. Its efficient functioning depends on the 1060-mm wide 4-high universal foil cold rolling mill, operating with globally recognised Fata Hunter Technology of Italy; its foil separator of Midimat, Switzerland, two laminators from Prandi, Italy for various foil lamination processes and coating of cigarette foil, confectionery wrap, blister foil, lidding foil and other substrates used in food and packaging applications.

Its poly extruder produces polyethylene grades on foil surface for varied foil structures and the 5-colour printing machine produces various foil printed designs tailored to meet customer needs.

Kollur is certified with the Integrated Management System (IMS) covering all three international standards viz., ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001. The Kollur unit has the DMF registration with US:FDA for blister and strip foil, to enable its pharma customers export to the US markets. Its 250-strong workforce has the requisite expertise to meet the stringent customer demands from the pharma, processed foods and cigarette-packing industries it caters to, in terms of quality and delivery. About 20 per cent of its produce is exported to countries in the Middle East, Gulf region, Africa, South East Asia and South America.

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