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    Farmec invests two million Euro in the modernization of the production line

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    Farmec, the largest Romanian cosmetics manufacturer, continues to invest in the modernization of equipment and production lines, constantly preparing the factory for multibrand portfolio development, one of the most complex on the local market.

    In 2019, Farmec allocates more than two million Euro to modernize production processes, plans to open new brand stores and develop its own distribution network so as to provide high quality products but also easier access to them by streamlining of the whole process.

    Over the years, Farmec has invested heavily in refurbishing and upgrading manufacturing processes, such as the automatic robotic packaging line, new labelling technology, modern palletizing systems, new mixers and other equipment that ensure both efficient operation of the Cluj factory, as well as the achievement of high-standard products.

    Every year, Farmec launches and upgrades about 100 products, with a total production capacity of 27 million products. Farmec’s network of stores includes 8 Farmec stores and 19 Gerovital stores and by the end of the year the company plans to inaugurate 4 other units.

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