Production has b
egun at a €50 million extension to Nestlé's Wagner frozen pizza factory in Germany.
The company’s investment in the factory in Nonnweiler, Otzenhausen, announced in 2011, will increase production of Wagner-branded products including Big Pizza, Piccolinis and Die Backfrische, while creating about 50 new jobs.
Pizzas manufactured at the facility include reduced fat, wholegrain, lactose-free and organic varieties, which are produced without flavourings or additives.
“This is the most advanced production line for frozen pizza in Europe”, said Werner Bauer, Nestlé’s Chief Technology Officer, at the opening ceremony in Germany.
“Our investment here has enabled us to continue delivering innovations such as Die Backfrische, which focuses on fresh ingredients and has been one of the most successful pizza frozen launches in recent years.”
Nestlé’s investment in the Wagner factory comes as part of its efforts to strengthen its expertise in frozen and chilled foods.
Earlier this year, the company announced it would invest about CHF 49 million to expand its global frozen foods research and development facilities in the United States.
egun at a €50 million extension to Nestlé's Wagner frozen pizza factory in Germany.The company’s investment in the factory in Nonnweiler, Otzenhausen, announced in 2011, will increase production of Wagner-branded products including Big Pizza, Piccolinis and Die Backfrische, while creating about 50 new jobs.
Pizzas manufactured at the facility include reduced fat, wholegrain, lactose-free and organic varieties, which are produced without flavourings or additives.
“This is the most advanced production line for frozen pizza in Europe”, said Werner Bauer, Nestlé’s Chief Technology Officer, at the opening ceremony in Germany.
“Our investment here has enabled us to continue delivering innovations such as Die Backfrische, which focuses on fresh ingredients and has been one of the most successful pizza frozen launches in recent years.”
Nestlé’s investment in the Wagner factory comes as part of its efforts to strengthen its expertise in frozen and chilled foods.
Earlier this year, the company announced it would invest about CHF 49 million to expand its global frozen foods research and development facilities in the United States.
