The over-100-million-yuan packaging project in Chongyang, Hubei, has commenced construction, and Zhongpan Technology’s packaging business is poised to become a leading enterprise in southern Hubei.

Release date:

2022-05-24 10:20

On May 17, 2018, the groundbreaking ceremony for major projects in the second quarter of 2018 was held at the county economic development zone. County Party Secretary Hang Ying, County Mayor Zheng Junhua, Director of the County People’s Congress Wang Yanmei, and Chairman of the County Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference Wang Chonglin, along with other leading officials from the county’s four major bodies, attended the event. The集中开工 initiative encompassed a total of 25 projects, among which the Hubei Zhongpan Technology Packaging Project—invested in by Chongyang Wenchang Printing Co., Ltd. with a capital of RMB 500 million—drew particular attention.

During the event, Comrade Dai Junhui, Chairman of Chongyang Wenchang Printing Co., Ltd. , presented an overview of the Hubei Zhongpan Technology Packaging Project.

The Hubei Zhongpan Technology Packaging Project is located on Fengri Avenue within the Chongyang County Economic Development Zone, less than 500 meters from the Hangrui Expressway exit. Invested and constructed by Chongyang Wenchang Printing Co., Ltd. , the project will produce corrugated cardboard, paper packaging, and other related products. Covering an area of 130 mu, it boasts a total floor space of 80,000 square meters, including two newly built automated cardboard production lines, along with supporting facilities such as office buildings, warehouses, and residential quarters. With a total investment of RMB 500 million, the project is scheduled for completion between 2018 and 2019. Upon commissioning, it is expected to generate an annual output value of RMB 600 million, contribute RMB 50 million in tax revenue, and create 150 jobs. The project has the potential to become the largest corrugated cardboard manufacturing and processing hub not only in southeastern Hubei but also at the tri‑province junction of Hunan, Hubei, and Jiangxi.