Sonoco and Pringles Celebrate Grand Opening of Major Paper Can Production Facility in Thailand

Sonoco, a global leader in sustainable packaging solutions, today announced the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art paper can production facility in Nong Yai, Thailand. The site is poised to become the largest paper can manufacturing facility in Asia, marking a significant milestone in the company’s long-standing partnership with Pringles.

The new facility represents a strategic investment to support growing demand across Asia while advancing innovation in sustainable packaging. Designed with cutting-edge manufacturing technology, the plant enables faster, more efficient production of paper-based cans, reinforcing Sonoco’s commitment to performance, quality, and environmental responsibility.

“This facility reflects our continued focus on innovation and regional growth,” said a Sonoco spokesperson. “It strengthens our ability to serve our customers with high-quality, sustainable packaging solutions while deepening our presence in Asia.”

The opening builds on more than 50 years of collaboration between Sonoco and Pringles, one of the world’s most recognized snack brands. The expanded capacity will support Pringles’ continued growth across key Asian markets.

The grand opening ceremony was attended by Sonoco’s senior leadership, including executive management, regional leaders, as well as local government officials, customers, and supplier partners—highlighting the strong collaboration behind the project.

Key highlights of the new facility include:

• Next-Generation Technology: Advanced production systems designed for efficiency, speed, and consistency

• Strategic Expansion: Strengthened manufacturing footprint in Asia to meet rising regional demand

• Collaborative Success: A milestone achievement driven by long-term partnerships and stakeholder support

Located in Nong Yai, the facility is expected to contribute to local economic development through job creation and supply chain growth while supporting more sustainable packaging alternatives.