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Oliver Healthcare Packaging opens 120,000 sq ft facility in Johor-Singapore SEZ

The new plant is the company’s largest in the region

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Published Thu, May 15, 2025 · 01:30 PM

From left: Mohd Reduan Mohd Zabri, director of the Johor Office Malaysia Investment Development Authority; Michael Benevento, president and chief executive, Oliver Healthcare Packaging; Lee Ting Han, chair of the Johor State Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources Committee; Kenneth De Muynck, Asia-Pacific general manager, Oliver Healthcare Packaging; and Warren Shaw, vice-president of global R&D and quality, Oliver Healthcare Packaging. PHOTO: OLIVER HEALTHCARE PACKAGING
Oliver's facility will produce medical grade packaging such as pouches (above), lids and roll stock, says the group. PHOTO: OLIVER HEALTHCARE PACKAGING

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[ISKANDAR PUTERI] United States-based medical packaging company Oliver Healthcare Packaging on Thursday (May 15) opened a 120,000 square foot (sq ft) manufacturing facility within the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone in Malaysia.

The facility, its largest plant in the region, will produce medical-grade packaging such as pouches, lids and roll stock, the group said in a statement.

The opening was officiated by Lee Ting Han, chair of the Johor State Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources Committee.

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