Capri Sun is investing over 70 million euros in a new plant in Poland

The drinks manufacturer is expanding its European production capacity in Stargard and creating around 120 jobs

13-Jul-2026
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Capri Sun Group has broken ground on a new production facility in Stargard, Poland, as part of its strategy to expand manufacturing capacity and support continued growth across Europe. The first phase of construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, with an investment of more than €70 million.

The project will create approximately 120 new employment opportunities in the region and has been designed to allow for further expansion. The location provides direct access to key markets in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the Nordics, enabling shorter lead times and greater supply chain agility. The investment reflects Capri Sun's continued international expansion and growing consumer demand across established and emerging markets.

“This new facility marks an important milestone in our growth strategy, by enabling and supporting our increasing demand across greater Europe,” said Roland Weening, Group CEO. “Beyond strengthening Capri Sun's manufacturing footprint, the project will contribute to regional economic development through new jobs, partnerships and long-term industrial investment.”

Stefan Seiss, VP Global Supply Chain, adds: “Poland’s strategic position, combined with a strong industrial base, good access to labour and excellent logistics infrastructure, makes it an ideal location to support our business.”

Capri Sun's flagship production site in Eppelheim, Germany, will continue to serve as the company's center of excellence, providing expertise, innovation and training across its global manufacturing network.

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