New F&N Foods plant breaks ground at Tuas

It is expected to be completed in late 2021 at a cost of more than $80m.

Fraser and Neave subsidiary F&N Foods has broken ground its new Tuas facility, expected to be completed in late 2021 at a cost of more than $80m, the company announced.

Upon completion, the facility will consolidate most of F&N’s non-alcoholic beverages operations with its research and development capabilities. It will reportedly be equipped with an automated storage and retrieval system and an improved vertical integration and connectivity within the supply chain.

Operations are also going to be water- and energy-efficient, with F&N targeting the BCA Green Mark Platinum award.

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