DrinkPAK has announced plans to expand its canned beverage manufacturing operations in Santa Clarita, California, through the lease of a 257,507-square-foot industrial facility at 25470 Springbrook Avenue in the Santa Clarita Commerce Center.

The company, which provides contract manufacturing services for alcoholic and non-alcoholic canned beverages, did not disclose the amount invested in the project or the number of new jobs that will be created.

The new facility is one of the largest industrial buildings in the Santa Clarita Valley and increases DrinkPAK’s regional manufacturing footprint to nearly 1.4 million square feet across eight buildings. The site will provide additional capacity to support the company’s manufacturing platform used for procurement, batching, processing, filling, packaging, warehousing and distribution of canned beverages.

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In a recent quote, Nate Patena, CEO, DrinkPAK, said, “This lease gives us additional room to keep building the responsive, flexible manufacturing platform our customers rely on. It supports the next phase of our operations while strengthening a Santa Clarita footprint that has been central to our growth from the beginning. This community has been an important part of DrinkPAK’s story, and we’re proud to continue investing here.”

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