Thai Union Graphics and Starflex Public Company Limited announced on March 2 the official launch of Star Union Packaging, a new production hub for high-performance flexible packaging with an emphasis on environmentally friendly food packaging. The company has set revenue targets of THB 400 million within the first three years and aims to reach THB 1 billion within five years.
The joint venture is designed to address growing demand for sustainable packaging solutions in both domestic and international markets. The facility, located in the Sinsakhon Industrial Estate in Samut Sakhon Province, began commercial operations in the third quarter of 2025 and sits on a seven-rai land plot.
Dr. Sompote Valyasevi, Chief Executive Officer of Starflex Public Company Limited (SFLEX), said, “Star Union Packaging is a joint venture between Starflex Public Company Limited (SFLEX) and Thai Union Graphics Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Thai Union Group PCL (TU), with a shareholding structure of 51:49. SFLEX plays a central role in management, production system design, quality control, technology and innovation development. We are also transferring our specialized knowhow to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and establish international operating standards to ensure long‑term business success.”
Piyathep Seetachan, Managing Director of Star Union Packaging Co., Ltd., said, “The factory, located in the Sinsakhon Industrial Estate in Samut Sakhon Province, sits on a 7‑rai land plot and began commercial operations in the third quarter of 2025. The facility is designed to serve both domestic and international markets and is certified under GMP, HACCP, ISO 9001, BRCGS Packaging Issue 7, and TU Social (Internal Audit). These certifications underscore our commitment to world‑class standards and environmentally responsible production, building trust among leading global brands that rely on high‑quality packaging solutions.”
The facility currently operates with an initial capacity of 200 million pouches per year. There are plans to increase this capacity to 800 million pouches within five years as industry demand grows. In its first three years of operation, the company will focus on providing packaging for ambient, chilled, and frozen food products.
Equipped with advanced machinery aimed at improving efficiency while reducing material waste and energy consumption, the plant supports a wide range of products from food items to consumer goods. Its design aligns with global trends toward sustainable manufacturing practices.