Northern Ireland tea maker Suki Tea said it has doubled its manufacturing capacity following investment in a new £500,000 factory in Lisburn.
The company, which marks 18 years in business this year, said the move has allowed it to bolster its sales and continue to grow in new markets with expansion to 30 countries worldwide. On the back of the latest expansion, it has set a target to grow production by 600% over the next decade and expects to create a number of new jobs
The new factory has also boosted Suki Tea’s green credentials given it is powered by renewable energy generated from solar panels and other sustainable technology designed in collaboration with sustainability and heating experts from Invest NI.
